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  • RE: batch insert question- One Transaction?

    seth 98372 (6/23/2011)


    Eric,

    Thank you for your thoughtful response here. OPC.Three is right, though, we're doing the initial SQL Query in java, then processing the results (in java), and per each...

  • RE: batch insert question- One Transaction?

    Har-Har! I wish this were a homework assignment... This is me at my job trying to improve our app's performance. My boss prides himself as an SQL expert, and he's...

  • RE: The 5 First SQL Errors to Check For

    The worst type of errors are the are not really errors at all, but rather user misunderstandings about SQL functionality (or just typos made in haste) that compile, run with...

  • RE: The Age of Software

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (6/23/2011)


    Eric M Russell (6/23/2011)


    Regarding the client tools specifically (SSMS, BIDS, DAC, etc.), if the user's version of Windows has the latest .NET framework installed, then...

  • RE: The Age of Software

    Regarding the client tools specifically (SSMS, BIDS, DAC, etc.), if the user's version of Windows has the latest .NET framework installed, then it shouldn't matter what version of Windows it...

  • RE: The Age of Software

    I guess it depends on what exactly is meant by "will longer support". If that means they will no longer make extensions or big fixes to the code base to...

  • RE: How to get database information from 3rd party

    I don't think you mentioned the eact method currently used to pull data from the remote database; only that it is "queried". The advice below assumes you're just selecting from...

  • RE: SQL Safety Nets

    David Portas (6/21/2011)


    Eric M Russell (6/20/2011)


    That's strange. In my observable universe, SQL Server and Oracle support declarative data integrity, meet business needs, EAV tables exist only within the realm of...

  • RE: More Regulation Coming?

    I think that more regulation is needed. There are specific software and database design patterns that for decades have been known to be security vulnerabilities, and yet they continue to...

  • RE: Excel in the Clouds

    OCTom (6/21/2011)


    Excel has its place. However, it can be misused.

    I have been on the receiving end of Excel-based databases. As they become bigger, the data is harder to handle...

  • RE: Excel in the Clouds

    While we're on the topic of Excel in the Clouds, Microsoft's Excel Web App service provides not only the data but also the application in the cloud. It also allows...

  • RE: Archiving

    One of my primary projects is developing and maintaining a reporting datamart for the accounting department. When a report is run, a dataset containing key and fact columns are queried...

  • RE: SQL Safety Nets

    David Portas (6/20/2011)


    Eric M Russell (6/14/2011)


    MS SQL and Oracle are first and formost relational database engines. If Microsoft thinks NoSQL datbase solutions are a market worth breaking into, then...

  • RE: Multiple Failures

    Somtimes one thing has to break before we discover that something else has been broken for a long time. For example, it takes a hurricane to reveal the fact that...

  • RE: Phrases that Resonate

    GSquared (6/16/2011)


    Peter Maloof (6/16/2011)


    Andy Warren (6/15/2011)


    Got a phrase that you use to share a difficult concept?

    Non-technical person: "It's working! What was the problem?"

    Me: "You don't really want to know."

    Non-technical person:...

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