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  • Reply To: 1000 SQL Saturdays

    I try to go whenever it is in town.  Sometimes it is hard to give up a beautiful Saturday in July because summers are short in the Northeast, but SQL...

  • Reply To: Your chance to speak at PASS Summit

    I missed your presentation in Albany, but I enjoyed speaking with you at the PASS event.  We talked about the benefits of blogging as well as presenting.  You are very...

  • Reply To: Do You Deal with UTF-8?

    I have been looking forward to UTF-8 support.  Our ERP and website use UTF-8 data, and our replications to SQL Server sometimes contain weird data in place of a ™...

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by  nguntert.
    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by  nguntert.
  • Reply To: The First Rule

    Steve --  Sometimes you can get rid of bad auto-fill data by scrolling down to the bad one and hitting the delete key.

  • Reply To: The Worst Comments

    I would take Where 1 = 0 any day over what I saw:

    AND contactid is null

    (several other conditions)

    AND contactid is not null

    (a couple more conditions)

     

    Someone did that without a comment...

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by  nguntert.
  • Reply To: Rebuilding SQLServerCentral

    Hi Steve. Could you add the link to the forum after your editorial again? You have a great audience with interesting comments.

    Thanks

  • Reply To: Thank you Steve Jones

    Yes, thank you, Steve! I always enjoy your editorial. The new newsletter looks great. I still miss the embedded pictures from version 1 of the newsletter, but...

  • RE: Schema Security

    RonKyle - Friday, March 1, 2019 8:18 AM

    I put all my translation tables into the etl schema and kept...

  • RE: Schema Security

    I am in the early phases of building the data warehouse.  I put all my translation tables into the etl schema and kept the facts and dimensions in dbo.

  • RE: It's OK to be an Outfitter, not a Prospector

    Prospectors come and go, but the outfitter seemed to always make a living. Pretty much guaranteed reward, lower risk, no huge pay out.

  • RE: The Geek Costume

    A long time ago, I dressed up as Kermit the Protocol. That was the geekiest thing I ever dressed as. My coworker dressed as The Ghost of Version...

  • RE: Managers: who needs them?

    I need a manager to occasionally tell me that I did a good job. More importantly, I need a manager to tell an upper manager that I did a...

  • RE: Oddball Interview Questions

    Kryptonite! That's great!

  • RE: Oddball Interview Questions

    I was once asked "If you were an animal, which one would you be, and why?" I was 25 years old, and the person that asked me was a...

  • RE: Mining and Algorithms

    This subject is very interesting to me, and it seems like it would be a lot of fun to work with.

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