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  • RE: Coding With Music

    I find that piano music such as Debussy, John Ireland, Howells listened to through colleague-canceling headphones is perfect for the concentration.

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 4

    The weaving loom, the piston engine, and the computer are examples of machines which, through the use of previously unimaginable repetition, relieve humans of unimaginable drudgery. If the automation of...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Yikes!

    Bruce Schneier has had to retract the original contents of the blog post. Sorry, but the story is another internet myth that originally came from a Spanish newspaper. ...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: SQL Server's implementation of Window Functions

    I have yet to see people give me a good, wide range of where these things help in an every day situation.

    Window functions are great for any 'inter-row' calculations where...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: SQL Server's implementation of Window Functions

    Itzik has written a very fine blog on the subject of the missing functions Window Functions (OVER Clause) – Help Make a Difference. Also worth a look is PostgreSQL's documentation...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Raw Materials - Efficiency Unit

    I'm completely in awe of Larry's talent in injecting so much humour into whatever he draws. Very few people understand the predicament of developers and DBAs was well as...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: If You Had To Pick a Super Hero...

    I'd like to be Don Camillo. OK, he's not a superhero, but he is a fictional character; hot-tempered, impulsive, but with great common-sense.

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Houston, we have a problem

    The SQL Server Modeling technologies, presently in CTP, aim to provide significant productivity gains across the lifecycle of .NET applications by enabling developers, architects, and IT professionals to work together...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Raw Materials - Healthy Caution or... Something Else?

    Count me in. I'd have one too.

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Houston, we have a problem

    Relational databases aren't supposed to be "simple" minded;

    The overwhelming cost of a database application usually turns out to be the cost of training, the cost of integrating the...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Houston, we have a problem

    you have completely misunderstood the aims of Houston

    If so, I apologize. In the editorial, I'm just giving an initial reaction to the CTP based on what a developer in...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Feedback for IT

    You might have thought that SmartAssembly, described here http://www.simple-talk.com/dotnet/.net-tools/smartassembly-eating-our-own-dogfood/ by Simple-Talk's editor, is a bit peripheral as it is designed mainly for .NET applications, but if you pore through...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: SQL Server Central gadget?

    We already have an SSC iPhone/iPod app that allows you to see all the SSC RSS feeds. Yessir. we have an iphone version of SSC, though pretty soon you are...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Data Distribution - Part 1

    Unfortunately, the last part of the article is missed and this is created misunderstanding. Even for me is difficult to understand myself. I did sent email to the publisher but...

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    Phil Factor

  • RE: Data Distribution - Part 1

    I'm not clear to me whether you are suggesting that this approach (restore followed by a rename) is a good way of updating the data marts from...

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    Phil Factor

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