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  • RE: Hacking Data

    Ian Scarlett (3/23/2011)


    It isn't just the hackers you have to worry about... the car manufacturers are up to no good with their own car software.

    Peugeot in Europe were found to...

  • RE: Hacking Data

    nelsonj-902869 (3/23/2011)


    I suggest we all go back to listening to AM radio. No more tapes or CDs or XMSirius radio that no one knows anything about or that requires you...

  • RE: Hacking Data

    It's crazy to think that the audio system in some cars can be wired to the ignition system in such a way that that a hacked MP3 file could kill...

  • RE: NoSQL is Not the Answer

    DataChomp (3/22/2011)


    I'm really enjoying RavenDB on the windows stack and MongoDB on the linux stack. I also like PostGreSQL in the RDBMS world.

    Naturally, my favorite data product is SQL...

  • RE: NoSQL is Not the Answer

    If you call a SQL DBMS "relational" then what do you expect me to call a DBMS that really is relational? How can we have a proper discussion about different...

  • RE: NoSQL is Not the Answer

    So you are acknowledging that those problems exist in SQL. In fact you go to a lot of trouble to avoid them. Sometimes there are no workarounds and sometimes the...

  • RE: NoSQL is Not the Answer

    David Portas (3/21/2011)


    Eric M Russell (3/21/2011)


    Aging and inadequate are not descriptive enough terms; could you elaborate more on what you perceive as the "fundamental problems of SQL"?

    The problems of SQL...

  • RE: NoSQL is Not the Answer

    David Portas (3/20/2011)


    NO SQL is the answer. Industry badly needs a new database model to replace the ageing and inadequate SQL model that we have been stuck with for 30...

  • RE: Implicit and Explicit Conversions

    richardd (3/18/2011)


    Eric M Russell (3/17/2011)

    If an application must use VarDate columns, then they should at least code it using ISO standard format YYYYMMDD...

    But if you're using real dates, why not...

  • RE: NoSQL is Not the Answer

    CirquedeSQLeil (3/17/2011)


    I think a huge it depends is in order for NoSQL v RDBMS. One thing to consider is if the data consistency or data recoverability in your application...

  • RE: Implicit and Explicit Conversions

    Ron Porter (3/17/2011)


    Mike B in AK (3/17/2011)


    Interestingly, I inherited a process where the previous person stored integer values in a varchar(3) field and did poor quality checks on the data...

  • RE: Implicit and Explicit Conversions

    richardd (3/17/2011)


    Nakul Vachhrajani (3/16/2011)


    I have seen people using VARCHAR for storing everything (dates, money, floats)! Their excuse? Globalization/Internationalization.

    How can anyone claim that storing a date as the string "09/01/2001" is...

  • RE: Implicit and Explicit Conversions

    The representation of dates as character strings in a database (what I'll call a "VarDate") is one of the leading causes of business intelligence disasters.

    The day will come when another...

  • RE: How to Connect to a SQL 2005 Server When You Are Completely Locked Out

    There are many different scenarios, but if what you need is access to the database itself, then you can always attach a copy of the mdf file(s) to a SQL...

  • RE: NoSQL is Not the Answer

    Just because a database platform is good enough for Facebook or Google, that doesn't mean it's good enough for online banking or e-commerce. I believe that financial and operational data,...

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