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  • RE: RANDom traps for the unwary

    If you bothered to read the documentation you would know that for a given seed, RAND will produce the same sequence. This is by design. And as for .NET -...

  • RE: Naming Is Hard

    What I loved about the JD Edwards database I had peripherally deal with was the lack of enforced foreign keys. Thus, you got to guess at where the proper joins...

  • RE: Track Your Consultants

    While I agree with tracking your consultants, this tends to miss huge issue. For all you know, the guy who appears to need help opening a web browser might...

  • RE: Level 2: Datatypes and the Default Mask with Dynamic Data Masking

    My biggest concern is that they indicate length (or lack thereof) in the string types. While there are certainly cases where the type would be a security leak, most of...

  • RE: Do I Want to Design My Own Transaction Log?

    Overall you have a good system going on. Further, I have been contemplating using something similar for a combination of this functionality and for use as an audit log should...

  • RE: SQL Server on Linux

    I think this makes a lot of sense when you consider the direction of .NET. Microsoft has done a lot of work to bring .NET to Linux with a commitment...

  • RE: Data for Ransom

    I think the government needs to do the right thing and get involved in the hospital's operations for awhile. It should start with a fine for not having things backed...

  • RE: DeveloperBall

    There is a huge issue that is not available in the IT world - stats. The fact is that in sports there are a ton of stats collected on people....

  • RE: Rulebreaking Developers

    We could start with a look at motivation. In the US, most developers are salaried. So just why would they spend the extra time?? Beyond that, how would they detect...

  • RE: Hacking Data

    Several things that annoy me. First is the "Chicken Little" garbage where someone reports that with a laptop connected to the diagnostic port of a car they could hack it....

  • RE: Rogue Software Changes

    Developers can certainly change something without management knowing. But...

    I just don't believe that VW suffered at the hands of rogue developers as has been stated. First, one has to ask...

  • RE: Working with People

    Many developers want their changes to be deployed quickly, while DBAs want extensive review and testing to be sure that no problems will occur.

    I agree that this is inflammatory...

  • RE: The Road to Success

    Actually, what is really missing is the thought that all these will appear as a mistake in the short term (or even a mistake at all).

    "...If you've ever driven (or...

  • RE: Hiring for Culture

    Instead of seeking someone who will "fit in" companies should seek people with whom others like to work (or don't mind working with).

    Truth is that no matter how good at...

  • RE: Writing Better T-SQL: Top-Down Design May Not be the Best Choice

    Sorry, I think your conclusion is plain wrong. While you have some legitimate concerns about performance, blaming the method of design is NOT the answer.

    The problem isn't how a person...

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