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  • RE: Data Compression

    SQLRNNR (11/12/2013)


    Vardecimal existed only in SQL 2005. SQL 2008 introduced compression (row and page). While vardecimal is a form of compression, the fact that it only exists in...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Runtime Code

    It is an extremely interesting thought.

    I bet the level of testing is much lower especially when considering that this area of research is undoubtedly less mature and therefore we will...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Test Coverage

    Jeff Moden (11/12/2013)


    From the article:


    These days most testing of software is automated.

    Oddly enough, I believe that's part of the problem with delivered software, today. There's nothing like a human...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Test Coverage

    netmikem (11/12/2013)


    The link to http://tsqlt.org/ is not working for me.

    The link works fine for me. In what way is it not working? What are you browsing on/with/via?

    Gaz

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  • RE: Test Coverage

    Due to the overall poor support for unit testing for SQL Server (and I have found it to be the same for Oracle) often the Data Access Layer (DAL) unit...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cyberwar

    djackson 22568 (11/11/2013)


    Jeff Moden (11/11/2013)


    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (11/11/2013)


    I'd still argue this is more an internal developer professionalism issue more than a business case.

    We, as people that teach...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cyberwar

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (11/11/2013)


    Gary Varga (11/11/2013)


    Steve, sorry but I disagree. Yes, examples should be complete including best security practices where appropriate, however, it does have an impact on...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cyberwar

    Dave, not trying to start an argument. It sounded as though you were saying that there is no point starting now as it is already too late but I now...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cyberwar

    djackson 22568 (11/11/2013)


    ...Unfortunately it is far too late to start...

    Ignoring the US bias (well, almost ;-)), statements like this are not helpful. It is too late to start on time...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cyberwar

    There is plenty of guidance. There are plenty of opportunities to gain and develop the correct skills. What is lacking are suitable commercial pressures to ensure that the appropriate effort...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cloud Storage. Make it the present instead of the future.

    Eloquently put Mr Vassie. Spot on indeed.

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cloud Storage. Make it the present instead of the future.

    The problem with the utilities supplier analogy is that, certainly here in the UK, no matter whoever you get your electricity bill from you are still going to get the...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Cyberwar

    I fully agree...and although I am in the UK I am not a Cyber Commando...just a software engineer 😉

    For too long has there been no entry barrier into IT and...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Effectiveness

    Jeff Moden (11/9/2013)


    Gary Varga (11/8/2013)


    Jeff Moden (11/7/2013)


    ..."Doing it right the first time" shouldn't be just a motto. It should be the best of all practices.

    Absolutely, but in the context...

    Gaz

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  • RE: Printing from powershell

    Have you tried the Output-Printer command? I believe that this prints to the default printer using the default settings unless specified otherwise.

    Gaz

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