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  • RE: CI and CD Aren't Magic

    cdesmarais 49673 (10/29/2014)


    Grant Fritchey (10/28/2014)


    cdesmarais 49673 (10/27/2014)


    It's not magic. It's also not a free lunch. There are tradeoffs even beyond the extra up front work of TDD and...

  • RE: Varchar(MAX) column as included column in an index

    The read out to get the extra data is going to happen one way or another. Even if you have a lookup back to the cluster, you'll have to read...

  • RE: Insert VS Large Table

    Everyone else has largely nailed it. For the most part, adding a row to a table costs the same if it's an empty table or one that has one million...

  • RE: Varchar(MAX) column as included column in an index

    Which means that it does impact the non-clustered index. Is that necessarily bad? No, but it's something to take into account when choosing whether or not to include, or even...

  • RE: Logic behind Columnstore index

    er.mayankshukla (10/29/2014)


    The older technology, the nonclustered columnstore, was designed to work on heaps and standard clustered indexes in combination with existing indexes. But, functionally, it's similar to the standard...

  • RE: Performance issue on database

    Not sure what you mean by perf logs. Since you're on SQL Server 2012, I'd be using the extended events to capture query executions in order to understand which queries...

  • RE: Logic behind Columnstore index

    er.mayankshukla (10/28/2014)


    Hello Experts,

    The columnstore clustered index doesn't allows any other index to be built on that table and that makes sense as we are storing the complete table in columnar...

  • RE: My queries no longer work after upgrading to SQL Server 2014 from 2008 R2

    It doesn't sound like it's 2014. It sounds like your linked servers and your DTC are not set up correctly. It's also possible it's a security issue. I'd suggest double...

  • RE: SQL Server 2012 Installation & Environment - Are there Alternatives for an Environment

    There are a few options. If you have access to MSDN at work, get a developer copy through that. Or, if you have MSDN at work, hook up your Azure...

  • RE: Restoring the database with sensitive data to Non-Prod env

    The best way is to have a full script that does the restore and cleans up the database to remove or modify the data that shouldn't be accessible, all as...

  • RE: CI and CD Aren't Magic

    cdesmarais 49673 (10/27/2014)


    It's not magic. It's also not a free lunch. There are tradeoffs even beyond the extra up front work of TDD and automation. CI is...

  • RE: CI and CD Aren't Magic

    Evil Kraig F (10/27/2014)


    CI works in the app development world because of a particular idea: non-persistance of the layer. I'm not discussing the concept of CI, but the reality...

  • RE: CI and CD Aren't Magic

    Matt Miller (#4) (10/27/2014)


    Iwas Bornready (10/27/2014)


    My experience has been that projects are late because of unrealistic deadlines up front. To take a slower approach would only make them later. To...

  • RE: CI and CD Aren't Magic

    Iwas Bornready (10/27/2014)


    My experience has been that projects are late because of unrealistic deadlines up front. To take a slower approach would only make them later. To be realistic about...

  • RE: CI and CD Aren't Magic

    Meow Now (10/27/2014)


    Developers love to push CI since it's simple and makes sense with application code. It's a whole new beast when you're trying to automate deployment of a terabyte...

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