Heh... you said a mouthful on the "bad" stuff.  I actually asked ChatGPT about things like that and it says that it is programmed to basically come up with the...

I found a very interesting article... It's interesting for two reasons...

The first is because the writer thinks we're all screwed, especially juniors.

The second is because he says that SQL is...

I'm definitely not a front-end kind of guy... When you say "BCP", what are you talking about??? Single row inserts?

The reason I...

Understood on the areas where AI shines.. kinda simple stuff.  I'd estimate that more than 90% of the population doesn't get that.  They also don't understand what "Silent Failures" are,...

Bob Ward send out a notification on LinkedIn that SQL Server 2022 CU-23 and SQL Sever 2025 CU-1 have a nasty bug in them that does just exactly what you...

There's a question.  I've sent off a few applications but I've not had positive back from any of them.  There's not a lot going on at the moment and...

I have to admit that I'm seriously concerned about AI, especially but not limited to when it's been asked to do something in SQL.

When it comes to such a thing,...

I can't see any of the comments that were posted according to the discussion pages near the bottom of the article,

the reason why the code was removed (post deleted really) is because since sometime ago any post that contains 2 URL's gets that treatment. there is no error, just...

I hope I'm not too late... simple conversions of DATETIMEOFFSET(7) to DATETIME will cause rounding up to the next unit of time once out of every 600 times... and that...

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The timing is less than ideal but that 21 years means I'm going to get quite a significant payout.  By my calculations, after tax it's a year's money so...

Hard lessons in the past (especially for but not limited to SQL Server 2012) have "helped" me understand not to trust Microsoft for at least a year (and sometimes more)...

Like Granny used to say, "The faster they move, the behinder they get".

I did that for the SQL Saturday in Kalamazoo, MI in 2013.  I did a take on "Strolling through the park" to introduce my session on how to safely use...

Too funny that people have given something like this a name.  The problem has been brought to us by all the people the preach things like DONE > Perfection but...