The difference between a junior dev generating 95% of their code in AI and a senior dev generating 95% of their code in AI is that the senior dev...

Call me a dinosaur if you like, but I'm 100% with Alex Gay - don't use it and wouldn't use it for code I can write myself. Nearest thing...

You'll notice that none of those plans have a check mark, meaning, they're forced. So, what's likely is that the machine learning algorithm doesn't see a significant difference in execution...

I don't have a measured number, but I'd guess at the moment, 60% or so of my code is initiated in an AI. It's a fantastic short hand to get...

I'd most want to see the execution plans before & after if you can get them. That's going to give you the most understanding of what is happening. From that...

I'm not aware of anything that could do this.

You might try, strictly experimentally, feeding the code into an AI engine and seeing if you can build a prompt that will...

Reviving 10 year old zombie threads should probably be a no-no.

Oh wow man. That's harrowing, at best. Fingers crossed for you and Trigg both.

And database triggers (mostly) suck.

Is there any circumstances where you would allow code with a  'SELECT * ' to go into production?

I believe this should NEVER happen.  There is a discussion that some...

She did have a shedload of LIKEs.  The "upgrade" on the site years ago hasn't helped much...

My dad was a Mergenthaler Lin-O-Type operator.  He set type for decades.  I learned about etaoin shrdlu from him probably more than 70 years ago.

He had a favorite trick...

Strong suggestion, don't store the images in the database. Can you? Yes. VARBINARY(MAX) would be the way to go. However, it really negatively impacts a whole slew of things from...

It's a VM and operates like a VM. Attached storage will act like attached storage. I'm not sure where you're going with this. As I said before. It's going to...

Right there with you Jeff & Andrew. Stuff like this makes so many things more difficult.

Agreed. When we start reaching a limit, we should reconsider the approach. I can only assume someone needing that many parameters is trying to process a lot of data...