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  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    jasona.work wrote:

    Well that was one heck of a three days...

    First Summit Seattle under my belt and I'm both burned out and still geeked.  I wasn't able to attend even 1/2...

  • Reply To: Are We Dinosaurs?

    Zidar wrote:

    The problem is we are the last generation that studied mathematics seriously, as pre-condition to use it in programming, later databases.

    What's this "we" stuff. I'm a film school...

  • Reply To: Two queries or one?

    Guess it depends on how the optimizer likes it. Either approach can be valid, depending.

  • Reply To: Error converting data type varchar to numeric

    Instead of removing the original question, you could have posted the solution so that if others hit it, they can benefit. Just a thought.

  • Reply To: How to determine if a DB is currently being used

    Personally (and I can hear the collective groans), I'd put Extended Events to work on the database. Capture all queries run against. The reason I say this, index usage stats...

  • Reply To: Query is timing out

    I lean towards, let's try, as much as possible, to simply avoid linked servers. They're very attractive appearing. Looks like a simple, clean, quick, and most of all EASY, way...

  • Reply To: Review what columns are used

    An easy way? No.

    There just isn't a mechanism that shows, this column, or this table was read. Instead, you can capture query metrics using Extended Events and filter that on,...

  • Reply To: strange selection for update

    Since you aren't qualifying a single column as to who owns it, the optimizer will try to figure out what you're doing. I believe, in the end, that last query,...

  • Reply To: Report server errors

    "Not able to access the database..." It's a permissions issue. Your service account, or the account you're calling from, don't have access to the appropriate databases. That's it. Check your...

  • Reply To: Are We Dinosaurs?

    John Delahunt wrote:

    SQL Server is the backbone of the product I've been developing for most of my career.  I'm also in the 61 club.  I've even mentioned that retirement is on...

  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    jasona.work wrote:

    Grant Fritchey wrote:

    jasona.work wrote:

    So anyone got suggestions on things to do in Seattle in two weeks, after the Summit is done for the day, for someone who won't have a...

  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    jasona.work wrote:

    So anyone got suggestions on things to do in Seattle in two weeks, after the Summit is done for the day, for someone who won't have a rental car?

    Go...

  • Reply To: Are We Dinosaurs?

    Johan Bijnens wrote:

    FWIW : Scientists are currently busy recreating tissues or animals that have been extinct for millions of years. Perhaps that will be the fate for relational DBA and this...

  • Reply To: Are We Dinosaurs?

    SqlNightOwl wrote:

    We're not dinosaurs!  I saw a Star Trek movie (from the 23rd century mind you) where Spock said that a SQL injection attack was used to do nefarious stuff. ...

  • Reply To: Are We Dinosaurs?

    Thanks everyone for the feedback. Sorry for the late reply, I've been visiting Persian War battlefields in Greece the last couple of days (I love my job, yes, I'm in...

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