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  • RE: Time for a ROWID?

    bitbucket-25253 (7/27/2011)


    Steve is this what you are thinking of? (From Paul Randal's blog)

    http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/post/SQL-Server-2008-New-(undocumented)-physical-row-locator-function.aspx

    I can see how the physical row id would be useful for debugging or performance tuning purposes, like...

  • RE: Time for a ROWID?

    stephen.lear (7/27/2011)


    I think the reason you can't access the internal ID is that it can change when a reorganization takes place. So you'd break any integrity that relied on the...

  • RE: Time for a ROWID?

    mar10br0 (7/27/2011)


    paul.knibbs (7/27/2011)


    I'm not sure increasing the row length in SQL would help much--after all, the largest data types are stored in off-row data pages anyway, and a properly normalised...

  • RE: NewSQL Can Save the World

    cengland0 (7/26/2011)


    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (7/26/2011)


    That's so dependent on the indexing, the query structure in places, it's hard.

    I supposed you could set up the same hardware, same data set...

  • RE: How to add column in specific position

    Jeff Moden (7/25/2011)


    For all those balking about column order not mattering in a table, I absolutely agree when it comes to programming.

    But, for troubleshooting, it's sometimes very helpful and can...

  • RE: Estimate Table size

    DIB IN (7/25/2011)


    How to estimate table size where row length is more than 8096?

    Clustered vs. Heap, fill factor, fragmentation, and several other factors may influence how the actual size of...

  • RE: NewSQL Can Save the World

    cengland0 (7/26/2011)


    Revenant (7/26/2011)


    cengland0 (7/26/2011)


    Does anyone have a link to the performance differences for all the different database products out there? I heard a rumor that the MS SQL license...

  • RE: NewSQL Can Save the World

    Efficient relational database design is about constraints, normalization, and discrete data types. The problem faced by companies like FaceBook is not that their databases are large or that they have...

  • RE: Leave Developers Alone

    Jo Pattyn (7/25/2011)


    Most people like to work from home/other room when they are interrupted too much or need a focus day, as most of the interruptions start with "Is person...

  • RE: guaranteed unique?

    If your intent is to generate unique integer values for use as a surrogate keys, then I'd reccomend IDENTITY over some function that returns a random number. An identity value...

  • RE: Auditing a dynamic SQL UPDATE statement

    Chrissy321 (7/24/2011)


    Hello All,

    I have a requirement to build a user interface that will allow end users to generate and issue UPDATE statements. I am fairly certain I need dynamic SQL...

  • RE: Leave Developers Alone

    With Outlook 2007, I can create "Search Folders", which are sort of like views my inbox. If an email is addressed specifically to me, or specific team members are in...

  • RE: Career Advice - SQL Server Development ---Please Help!

    The obvious requirements for a "SQL Server Developer" would be to know relational database concepts and how to write SQL. Start with a book on generic RDMS theory, data modeling,...

  • RE: Strange security problem...

    I suspect there is something in the other four databases that reference the CONFIG database. Trying running a SQL Profiler trace filtered on the database object CONFIG, and then have...

  • RE: Leave Developers Alone

    Reading email doesn't necessarily have to involve preemptive multi-tasking. The developer can read and reply as they come in, or he can just let them queue up for a couple...

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