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  • RE: Managing Your IT Data

    I know some folks using Splunk for log analysis on enterprise internet connections that generate 150GB+ of log data per day. So far, they are pretty happy with the tool,...

  • RE: Extract Speed from DB2

    Jeff, you should also check to see if the AS400 you need to extract from has any third party query tools on it, or Query/400. Those generally have th eability...

  • RE: Extract Speed from DB2

    Jeff Moden (4/29/2013)


    I guess I'll ask a similar question on these thread. Is there any way to bulk export data from DB2 to a Tab delimited file? One...

  • RE: Excuses Execrating Excel

    Gary Varga (4/22/2013)


    Gary Varga (4/22/2013)


    Clearly if Steve had written a poor editorial he wouldn't be putting it down to the tool he wrote it in.

    Has Word ever won a Pulitzer...

  • RE: Disable & Rename 'SA'

    kevaburg (3/20/2013)


    My train of thought is that although from my side it is far more work and attention to detail, I can reduce the amount of damage that...

  • RE: Search a value to complete database

    Eric M Russell (3/16/2013)


    I don't understand why a script to scan across all tables in a database would be needed. Generally speaking, we know ahead of time if we're looking...

  • RE: Search a value to complete database

    I forgot to add to my earlier post that adding an order by table name and ordinal position in the information_schema select that drives the cursor made a huge difference...

  • RE: Search a value to complete database

    I would add a criteria to only search the columns that could conceivably contain the data. There's no use searching numeric columns for character data, and if you are looking...

  • RE: Why SQL Server?

    I fell into SQL Server when I started a new job in 2001 supporting a new version of an accounting package I had supported elsewhere. From day 1, everything clicked....

  • RE: Geeky Oscars

    No movies stand out for me this year, but for TV with a sci-fi component, I highly recommend the UK TV shows Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes. Great...

  • RE: 'At-Rest Data-Leakage': The Euphemism

    I've always taken the hard drives out of the computers I've disposed of, and deconstructed them into their component pieces. The magnets go into a jar, the housings go into...

  • RE: Disaster After Disaster

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (12/12/2012)


    Ross McMicken (12/12/2012)


    Your DR plans should be tested with a scenario where more than half your staff can't be found or can't connect. In real...

  • RE: Disaster After Disaster

    A few comments on disasters.

    If you are critical, then you need a real landline and a phone that doens't require power to operate. This is one huge reason we have...

  • RE: Can you prent a DBA from viewing the data ?

    A good start to this would be to not grant sysadmin privileges to the DBA's every day ID's, but require them to use a special ID to perform sysadmnin tasks....

  • RE: keeping dev and live databases in sync

    I've used MS Access as a quick compare tool across servers (we aren't allowed to use linked servers, or this would be possibl ein SQL Server itself). Use ODBC to...

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