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  • Reply To: The Database Giveth and Taketh Away

    Of course, most of us already code assertions (more or less) into our T-SQL, and this type of defensive coding may constitute half of the lines of code written for...

  • Reply To: The Database Giveth and Taketh Away

    I believe the T-SQL language could benefit from assertions, perhaps declared using an new ASSERT clause. For example, the following query would abort with an error when the actual rowcount...

  • Reply To: Changing Context and Data Reuse

    Personally identifying data should be protected and regulated like hazardous material. Even with the owner's consent, there should be guidelines regarding how the data is stored and used. For example,...

  • Reply To: Changing Context and Data Reuse

    While we're on the topic of digital data posted on the web getting used out of it's original context, one major issue is meta-data embedded in the files. For example,...

  • Reply To: Protecting Data Between Services

    Of the big 5 data companies (Google, Amazon, Apple, FaceBook, Microsoft), Microsoft is the one I would expect to get HealthVault right, at least on the technical and security side...

  • Reply To: Protecting Data Between Services

    I believe that having my health records stored in an online vault that can be accessed by my physicians or myself is very useful. However, all the apps, bots, and...

  • Reply To: Viewing database diagrams

    Sue_H wrote:

    I've been playing around with some free alternatives, not interesting in any of the online only type of tools. Apex has a free data modeling tool you may want...

  • Reply To: Scary Data Collection

    I wonder if Jeff Bezos has Alexa turned on in his home, or if Lary Page uses Google Nest for home monitoring. I suspect they probably don't, or maybe they...

  • Reply To: accidenly dropping production

    Step 1, notify the DBA, and explain in detail how you as a developer were able to drop a production database in the first place, so the DBA can revoke...

  • Reply To: Scary Data Collection

    If this is how landlords want to be, then when checking into a rental, I'm temporarily pulling the plug on the internet router, except maybe for the couple of hours...

  • Reply To: Viewing database diagrams

    I'm surprised that Microsoft hasn't invested in the development or acquisition of a good basic ERD tool over the years. It wouldn't need to be anywhere near as robust as...

  • Reply To: Viewing database diagrams

    It is frustrating that the diagramming tool built into SSMS hasn't evolved in any significant way since 2005.

    One thing you can do is print to diagrams to PDF documents or...

  • Reply To: Building a Database Engine

    There have been so many new database engines introduced over the past decade, I don't see the need for a new one. When building out an enterprise scope solution, the...

  • Reply To: Capturing the Application Time

    About all I've seen in the past is where date/time columns are updated with the database server's GETDATE(), and the local time on the server is set to corporate headquarter...

  • Reply To: Securing Code Early

    Years ago, you could google "filetype:config +uid +password" and get links to 100s of config files located on ftp or even live web servers where the admin didn't properly setup...

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