Forum Replies Created

Viewing 15 posts - 631 through 645 (of 1,932 total)

  • Reply To: Finding Your Own Career

    I'm not happy with how I've handled my career, when I was able to, and how my career has gone. When I first started I heard young developers should find...

  • Reply To: Product Platform Teams

    I really like the idea that you're presented of Operations being more like a product team. Of course, there's differences. Developers (which I'm one) have a time limitation based upon...

  • Reply To: HSA for Training

    WOW, HSA for training. What a great idea! I totally love it!!

    This year I was honored to attend Microsoft Ignite 2019. It is my understanding that I am the first...

  • Reply To: It Just Works

    Thank you George, on your insights vis-a-vis BAs and PMs in an Agile environment.

  • Reply To: The Conference Springboard

    This year I was privileged to attend Microsoft Ignite 2019. I am honored and humbled to have gone. No one here has done to any conferences in decades, so I...

  • Reply To: It Just Works

    TheSmileyCoder wrote:

    Rod at work wrote:

    Microsoft Access is the bane of our existence. We have hundreds of Access databases and apps in production today. Allowing for duplication, since its likely more than 1...

  • Reply To: It Just Works

    Microsoft Access is the bane of our existence. We have hundreds of Access databases and apps in production today. Allowing for duplication, since its likely more than 1 person uses...

  • Reply To: Agile Job Descriptions

    What I was assigned to do, when I first started working at my current job, had absolutely nothing to do with the job description, the listing on the website, or...

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Rod at work.
    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Rod at work.
  • Reply To: Data Science, BI, and Reports

    I like your suggesting we experiment with the various tools, looking to see which will work for us in a given situation. I think there's a tendency to choose one...

  • Reply To: Is SSIS really that bad?

    Mr. Brian Gale wrote:

    My recommendation would be to try it out.  You are licensed for it; give it a shot.

    Build up a proof of concept data migration and compare it to the...

  • Reply To: Is SSIS really that bad?

    Chris Harshman wrote:

    Over the years as both a Database Developer and DBA, I've found SSIS to be a good tool.  As others have said, not necessarily the best tool, but it...

  • Reply To: Losing The Security Game

    Security is important. I do what I can and know how to do, in order to improve security. But I'll admit that I'm no security expert. I've been fortunate enough...

  • Reply To: Is SSIS really that bad?

    I've gotten some great feedback here. Thank you, all who have responded. My conclusion is that even among DBAs, you're not all enamored with SSIS, for various reasons. Some do...

  • Reply To: Experiment First

    Good points here, Steve. Although I'm finding Stack Overflow (SO) to be less helpful. I've been on it for almost 10 years. The last 3 years I've been insulted and...

  • Reply To: T-SQL Context Switching

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Using initials for column names and then having a document at your desk for reference - that is so retro '80s RPG/COBOL.

    I too would recommend implementing the database using...

Viewing 15 posts - 631 through 645 (of 1,932 total)