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  • RE: An Impressive SQL Server

    What impresses me is a database where the tables are normalized and named consistently, every table has a primary key, foreign key relationships are indexed, the database developers have an...

  • RE: Dropping a Row

    cfradenburg (5/10/2011)


    I'm not quite sure I agree that if Facebook lost 1 out of 1,000 posts that no one would care. I do agree that with Google most people...

  • RE: An Impressive SQL Server

    J Thaddeus Klopcic (5/6/2011)


    As a former database developer for UPS, I can defintely state that UPS does use SQL Server to process its packages. While the main package database...

  • RE: An Impressive SQL Server

    What I would find impressive are case studies about state or even federal government agencies, like the IRS or the California Department Of Motor Vehicles, using SQL Server as their...

  • RE: An Impressive SQL Server

    I read a note about a 1.1PB database, built on SQL Server to hold data from telescopes. That particular data warehouse is producing 1.4TB a day. I know it's mostly...

  • RE: Running as SysAdmin

    Peter Trast (5/4/2011)


    Eric M Russell (5/4/2011)


    A simple Google search can reveal page after page of web.config files located (perhaps inadvertently) in public web folders and contain a ConnectionString with uid="SA"...

  • RE: Running as SysAdmin

    A simple Google search can reveal page after page of web.config files located (perhaps inadvertently) in public web folders and contain a ConnectionString with uid="SA" and PW.

  • RE: Running as SysAdmin

    Eric M Russell (5/4/2011)


    kim.etcheson (5/4/2011)


    We bought a vendor package where the vendor hardcoded the db logon and password in the application that we couldn't change on the database or the...

  • RE: Running as SysAdmin

    kim.etcheson (5/4/2011)


    We bought a vendor package where the vendor hardcoded the db logon and password in the application that we couldn't change on the database or the app wouldn't work....

  • RE: Running as SysAdmin

    Least privilage is actually east to setup. First create a role that grants exec permission on the stored procedures that the application needs access to, add then add the application's...

  • RE: Cascading Human Error

    Unfortunately, at 10:15am PDT, one of the operations engineers developing the playbook touched the keyboard. This resulted in a full outage of the network infrastructure sitting in front of Cloud...

  • RE: Cascading Human Error

    Revenant (5/3/2011)


    Eric M Russell (5/3/2011)


    . . . <big snip> . . .

    There are so many questions asked on the web by so many people that even right answers for commonly...

  • RE: Cascading Human Error

    Revenant (5/3/2011)


    Eric M Russell (5/3/2011)


    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (5/3/2011)


    Eric M Russell (5/3/2011)


    It is possible for a database application (not using AI but just basic SQL ranking, fuzzy indexes, and...

  • RE: Cascading Human Error

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (5/3/2011)


    Eric M Russell (5/3/2011)


    It is possible for a database application (not using AI but just basic SQL ranking, fuzzy indexes, and reference tables) to return...

  • RE: Cascading Human Error

    paul.knibbs (5/3/2011)


    The public perception of computer systems is that they are mindless robots who interpret commands from operators literally and then follow through with them relentlessly, even when the operator...

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