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  • RE: A Database Design Test

    Jeff Moden - Wednesday, July 5, 2017 6:51 AM

    For most interviews I've conducted, we never get to design questions because they don't...

  • RE: The 43rd Birthday for SQL

    JavaScript and LINQ are just window dressing for SQL, just like in the construction industry stucco is dressing for (not a replacement for) solid brick.

  • RE: A Database Design Test

    The expected answer would be similar to the following, although any equivalent and simple set based solution would suffice.


    SELECT CustomerID
      , COUNT(*) AS ContactCount

  • RE: A Database Design Test

    The following is not really a database design question, but more of a baseline SQL query question. It's simple enough that a core SQL developer could easily rattle off the...

  • RE: SQL Server is Lagging a Bit

    Hell, even today there is no broad consensus on when exactly we should start dancing in the streets to celebrate the arrival of the Age Of Aquarius. Some New Age...

  • RE: SQL Server is Lagging a Bit

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor - Wednesday, June 28, 2017 8:41 AM

    chrisn-585491 - Wednesday, June 28, 2017...

  • RE: Handling Data Corruption

    So, how to establish a timeline for when data corruption first occurred?

    Off the top of my head, the first place I'd look would be error logs, both...

  • RE: Classifying Sensitive Data

    Profiling individuals based on big data and analytics has potential, but it is limited. Obviously, you can use Google Maps or cell tower telemetry to predict they will probably...
  • RE: SQL Server is Lagging a Bit

    Rod at work - Wednesday, June 28, 2017 8:00 AM

    This is interesting. And I'm most interested in the inclusion and expansion of...

  • RE: SQL Server is Lagging a Bit

    Windowing functions like RANK(), ROWNUMBER(), LAG / LEAD were a giant leap forward. Other more niche functions related to temporal data types and xml / json / regex parsing would...

  • RE: Classifying Sensitive Data

    Some internet service providers allow other customers to piggy back on your wifi router for use as a hotspot, which makes profiling individuals based on their personal browsing history problematic....

  • RE: Classifying Sensitive Data

    jay-h - Tuesday, June 27, 2017 9:06 AM

    ....
    Information could be cojoined with information from phone companies, cable companies, supermarket discount cards,...

  • RE: Classifying Sensitive Data

    Is data classification something that you work with often?
    How do you decide the data classes and does this impact your administration of the database?


    When it...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    jasona.work - Monday, June 26, 2017 6:59 AM

    Eric M Russell - Saturday, June 24, 2017 8:24 PM

  • RE: The Secure Medical Data Challenge

    To begin with, according to scientists only about 1.2 % of the human genome is for encoding proteins. I'm sure that eventually scientists can identify a much smaller subset of...

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