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  • RE: Rogue Software Changes

    Yes sir, credit to you, Thunderball it is. I mis-remembered the name.

    I like the early James Bond movies, although I haven't seen this one for quite a while.

  • RE: Rogue Software Changes

    Hi Howard,

    Fair enough. I stand corrected.

    Thanks for the clarification,

    Sean.

  • RE: Rogue Software Changes

    I don't think that the moon-landings were faked.

    My understanding of modern commercial aircraft is that they are so complex, that simple training with light aircraft is by no means enough...

  • RE: Rogue Software Changes

    This argument suggests that the management structure of VW was completely incompetent rather than being simply greedy, immoral bastards, who were solely concentrating on profit (and bonus) maximisation. Simply on...

  • RE: Crossing Azure Borders

    Until the regulatory aspect of Azure is clarified internationally — namely, which bodies governmental or otherwise — have access to the data, I will continue to treat Azure as «open»....

  • RE: The Dangers of Travel

    Like the hanko[1] in Japan, these devices are becoming an extension of ourselves. It is not uncommon for a device to have our authority. Many a tablet or smartphone has...

  • RE: Who's a Good Developer?

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (9/15/2015)


    Sean Redmond (9/14/2015)


    Hi Steve,

    There are several metrics that can be used:

    1. How fast can an everyday problem be solved? Does a complex query...

  • RE: Who's a Good Developer?

    Hi Steve,

    There are several metrics that can be used:

    1. How fast can an everyday problem be solved? Does a complex query take the DBA 30 minutes to do...

  • RE: The Case for Upgrading

    SQL Server is expensive. It also needs an NT Server licence. One realistically needs new licences every 7 or so years.

    This must be realised by senior management when the decision...

  • RE: The Case for Upgrading

    Firstly, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

    Secondly, is this not a task for the sysadmins? They are responsible for security. If they are happy that the server is nicely...

  • RE: The Problem Solver

    I wanted to make the point that one has to remember time-constraints.

    Many problem-solvers are perfectionists and they want nothing but the perfect query. It may take them 2 weeks when...

  • RE: The Problem Solver

    PAH» Your comments "Better to listen and nod in most cases." remind me of a brief dip into the book Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus. one of...

  • RE: The Problem Solver

    I use the analogy of cost-based heuristics of the SQL Server query engine. It doesn't always choose the most efficient implementation of a query, rather just one that is fast...

  • RE: Is the role of the DBA really changing radically?

    In my experience, people who use DBs at least an SSMS level fall into several categories (and often they overlap) and they are:

    • People who design DBs;

    • People...

  • RE: Query Performance Tuning – A Methodical Approach

    Hi Gail,

    This query returns the number of threads per username, per title, per month, per forum within a specific timerange.

    Since the limiting factors here are in the dbo.Threads table...

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