I'm like you, Steve, in that over my career I've worked in cubicles and private offices. And I see positives and negatives for both. Sometimes having my own office wasn't...

Hey Steve, love the video of you on your "horse". 😀

I love it!!!

Previously I said I couldn't think of a "best day". I still can't, but I can say there have been days when what we'd done seemed worth it. This is...

OK, both in your article Steve and in the video short you pointed to, the phrase "data labels" (or maybe "labeled data") was used. I've never heard that phrase. What...

Thank you Eirikur, that looks interesting and that it will address our needs.

I've got a post here on SSC, which looks like it addresses my question. Following this I'm starting to run the Extract Data-tier Application. I've specified a different...

Its funny, but you're right Steve. I can't remember the good days as well as I do the bad days. I believe it is a part of the nature of...

I completely agree with you, especially as to how well judges and adjudicate technical issues such as domain registration. On a podcast I watch F5 Live they've discussed...

Great pix, Steve! Glad you and your family had a good time.

I appreciate this article and thank you for writing it. In my current job they store XML data in several databases. The curious thing, to me, is that the XML...

Back in the day I used both Query Analyzer and Enterprise Manager. I've been using SSMS for I guess 10 years now. I prefer SOS because of its ability to...

I agree with you, Steve, I don't believe we'll ever see semicolons required in T-SQL. I've seen hundreds of T-SQL statements written by people, which are still running fine in...