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  • RE: Where are the good Senior Level DBA's?

    L' Eomot Inversé (10/30/2011)


    Eric M Russell (10/28/2011)


    If someone has experience performance tuning databases or with disaster recovery, then the first clue is their resume. A candidate will typically provide a...

  • RE: Database Naming

    Ruprecht (10/21/2011)


    That's exactly the problem I'm having. We don't know what all of these applications are going to be and they might not always be related to our POS...

  • RE: Where are the good Senior Level DBA's?

    If someone has experience performance tuning databases or with disaster recovery, then the first clue is their resume. A candidate will typically provide a succinct overivew of previous positions they've...

  • RE: Employee Slurping

    IceDread (10/28/2011)


    Even with the perfect security system there is always ways around it. Social engineering, bribery, threats. Someone wants to know something and perhaps you as DBA execute the query...

  • RE: Employee Slurping

    Any PC side security measures, whether it be software, configuration, or hardware, can be circumvented by a determined user. The most effective security measures are those implemented on the back...

  • RE: index on big table

    dva2007 (10/26/2011)


    Steve, Gail,

    I always assumed that clustered index put the data in the physical order in the table.

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    Again according to this article here it says following:

    http://www.sql-server-performance.com/2007/clustered-indexes/

    Here are some more...

  • RE: Virtualization for Security

    Revenant (10/27/2011)


    On apps that contain sensitive enterprise data it common (at least where I am) to have a "DMZ server" ("demilitarized zone") which also acts as a decoy server for...

  • RE: Arithmetic overflow error converting varchar to data type numeric

    kevin4u06 (10/27/2011)


    small correction

    col1 is data type decimal(5,2)

    col2 is varchar of max

    Since col2 is a varchar column, it's best to treat it like a varchar and use pattern matching. Try this;...

  • RE: Clever concatination

    phual (10/26/2011)


    I have a need to concatonate the values of ten fields together, but to only include a separator if there are values to separate.

    E.g.

    @Param1 = NULL

    @Param2 = 'Value1'

    @Param3...

  • RE: Virtualization for Security

    On the laptop I use to VPN into the office, I have separate boot and data partitions for personal use and then work, where one is not visible to the...

  • RE: Using TOP To Rank Columns In a Table

    I think the article presents a good enough solution to a specific problem. If I ever have a need to select the TOP X columns from a table, then it...

  • RE: Using TOP To Rank Columns In a Table

    sanjay.patel 30254 (10/25/2011)


    Have you ever worked up a example to display dynaimc source to destination data column mapppings using the same technique, and also the matching of data items from...

  • RE: Doubled the size of my SQL Server and now getting bad performance

    If possible, try running a schema comparison including indexes and statistics between the new database and the previous database instance. Perhaps in the process of migrating to the new server...

  • RE: Using TOP To Rank Columns In a Table

    CELKO (10/24/2011)


    Why did you encourage him? Sounds like time for re-education:w00t:

    On a slow day, even the best of us may become so distracted by the challenge of solving some small...

  • RE: Script to Update Rows

    For more complex type record matching problems, I turn to the ranking functions.

    Example:

    select * from

    (

    select *,

    ...

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