Andrew..Peterson (3/9/2015)

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Alvin Ramard (3/9/2015)

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I agree.

Also, I don't like the fact that...

GoofyGuy (3/9/2015)

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Eric M Russell (3/9/2015)

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DBA's arn't born cranky; it's an acquired attitude. It does seem to me that unqualified developers (at least in terms of database design) get the first...

Eric M Russell (3/9/2015)

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...Normalization, data constraints, security, and performance have to be baked into the database from the beginning. But most development teams don't get that. They know how to...

Phil Factor (3/9/2015)

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@gary Varga

I think there is more of a problem here. Last year, I sat in a day seminar on Continuous Integration given by a director of a well-known...

I do feel that Western culture, for that is the one I know, misleads us into believing that learning is something that can be completed. My superficial understanding of a...

To be fair, this kind of simplification occurs with all technologies. For those of you who feel the need to be patronised, just consider the programming demos where a drag...

Doh!!!

SQLPS

See here.

For earlier versions of PowerShell you needed to manually add snap-ins. There is the SQL Server PowerShell command line where you don't have to (memory fails me what it is...

If Scott's answer resolved your issue please can you mark it as such for future readers of the thread. Thanks

I think that I need to see some of the script to have a chance of understanding the issue.

It is my perception that, in general, it takes too much effort to maintain an unchanging system. By this I mean that if a production server is running SQL Server...

Please can you supply some context e.g. the failing line plus, perhaps, a line or two above it.

Please could you add the command that you are attempting to execute along with the output.

Is this a cartoon equivalent of a Rorschach Ink Blot test?

I think that people measuring their career progression will occur in many different way. Whilst I enjoyed the story and its use as an analogy, I remember that career progress...