We don't usually have organized unions in our industry, but we have helped spur economic growth in our countries with our with in technology and this is a good...

This was an interesting article, and it highlights some of the challenges engineers face when getting technology to work in extraordinary environmental conditions, like naked exposure to extreme sub-freezing temperature....

I believe there is a shortage of what I consider to be real database developers. It seems to me that most database performance issues are addressed from the perspective of...

Heck, most of us in IT are cultural and philosophical outliers even within the community we grew up in, but still we share a lot in common with others in...

I consider myself better than average in most aspects of SQL Server, but my level of expertise on any given topic depends on how recently I Googled it. As with...

Any tool for auto generating DDL deployment scripts should have an option that explicitly confirms 'Allow data loss' yes / no. If no, then additional assertions should be coded that...

Getting charged back for specific expended items that don't qualify is usually the result of failure to familiarize oneself with the guidelines. However, for some of us there is an...

Whether charging back employees is good practice depends on: if the intent is a genuine and fair attempt at encouraging better outcomes, or if it is simply a mechanism intended...

It seems to me that NoSQL database engines rely more heavily on just-in-time record parsing and computation, spreading an order of magnitude more reads across multiple nodes rather than relying...

Whether someone possesses adequate versus exceptional DBA skills is subjective. Just like a professional chef or a musician, one audience will applaud your work while another won't. It's important for...