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  • Reply To: Oops, I deleted that data

    Oh, that makes much more sense! I implemented a similar strategy once when there was a complaint that an unknown person was deleting and modifing rows from outside the erp...

  • Reply To: Oops, I deleted that data

    Table triggers will kill your performance and are generally frowned upon. If your database is small and your users are few it won't matter, but this isn't a scalable solution.

    I'm...

  • Reply To: Oops, I deleted that data

    Developers could certainly have read access to production data. If a production change needs to occur to data for whatever reason, the production change should be done by an ops...

  • Reply To: Oops, I deleted that data

    First, if your developers have the ability to delete data from a production database, it's not a production database, it's a development database. There's no excuse for letting developers into...

  • Reply To: The End of XP

    SQL Server 2008 was version 10, not 9.

     

    XP end of life was in 2014- the extended lifespan for XP was only available through a hack that makes your system look...

  • RE: Singular or Plural

    Singular. I teach singular and I beg people to use Singular. Not only do we not have to remember if there is or isn't an S if we just know...

  • RE: Simplify the SSRS URL

    http: / / DNS.STUFF.is.ONLY.HERE / thisPartIsHTTP
    (spaces to prevent auto linking)

    Also, it is INCREDIBLY bad advice to recommend modifying HOSTS. That's what DNS is for. Modifying HOSTS is...

  • RE: Simplify the SSRS URL

    > You could probably modify the hosts file to redirect to the reporting server or update your DNS server. 

    Just for future people finding this thread. no, you can't...

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