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  • RE: Sharing Code

    SQL and T-SQL code tends to be derivative, especially if it's a general purpose script intended to do something like return the name of all unused indexes. Not to diminish...

  • RE: Execution Plans - How long will they stay?

    sqldba_icon (1/24/2011)


    Actually i thought of the same but is that how others do or just a temp fix?

    It shouldn't take 20+ seconds for SQL Server to compile an execution plan...

  • RE: Execution Plans - How long will they stay?

    sqldba_icon (1/20/2011)


    ... I have a procedure when it is executed for the first time takes about 25 secs and 2 secs from there onwards. Now from the application side every...

  • RE: Critique - Common SQL Server Mistakes

    There are a lot of mistakes developers make regarding dates and data types; an entire presentation could cover this topic alone.

    For example:

    - Containing "date" values (ex: 3/10/09, 09/10/03, 3-10)...

  • RE: NESTED PROCEDURE ROLLBACK

    If what you're wanting to do is BEGIN TRANSACTION, and then at some point have the option to ROLLBACK a unit of work while still having the option to COMMIT...

  • RE: Merge performance on Very Large Tables

    Try letting the Database Tuning Advisor analyze a few of these batches loads and see what it reccomends.

  • RE: SSIS Package to export data to a spreadsheet

    Taking a minimalist approach, SQL Server's Import and Export Wizard, which is accessible by right clicking on a database in SSMS, provides the option to save the process to a...

  • RE: Skunk Works

    Even if you build what you believe to be the perfect BI application that presents every posible key preformance indicator, you can't actually expose it to end users without upper...

  • RE: ETL Security Holes

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (1/18/2011)


    I don't see these as holes in SSIS, but more potential holes in process using SSIS.

    Right, a SSIS package is just an XML document, so...

  • RE: ETL Security Holes

    Craig Farrell (1/18/2011)

    Your department head and data integrity are miles above the average company I've worked in. That includes financial firms and healthcare providers. No I won't mention...

  • RE: ETL Security Holes

    Craig Farrell (1/18/2011)


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    Without anyone usually having the holistic view of everything occuring with any piece of data, we're spiraling out of intelligent data access control. We need to find...

  • RE: Data Scientists

    Any project where there is a need to analyze the data scientifically will typically have real scientists on staff on contract. I've worked on projects side by side with statisticians...

  • RE: ETL Security Holes

    SanDroid (1/17/2011)


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    Eric, I agree with you but this does not agree with any BI project that accessed sensitive data that I have seen.

    short story: All Company Security starts...

  • RE: ETL Security Holes

    marco-870908 (1/17/2011)


    @eric, so what if the exported data doesn't contain the names of customers, but DOES contain actual sales-figures of the company, sure a hacker can make use of that...

  • RE: ETL Security Holes

    Regarding the scurity of the ETL (or reporting) tools themselves, the biggest concern is not embedding login credentials into the package. The package should login using Windows Authentication and a...

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