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  • RE: Core T-SQL

    For me core tSQL are joins & nesting, understanding where clauses, the DML statements, the use of views and stored procedures, grouping as well as knowing how nulls work and...

  • RE: Effectiveness

    Andy Hertzfeld (one of the programmers on the original Macintosh) has this story on shipping:

    http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Real_Artists_Ship.txt&characters=Andy%20Hertzfeld&detail=medium

    On the one hand, I agree with the statement that 'good enough is the enemy of...

  • RE: Union Benefits

    For me, the purpose of unions is to ensure that all workers are treated more or less than the same, that is, to prevent the decision-making classes (namely management) from...

  • RE: Those Who Can, Do

    Isn't certification to officially show management and your boss how much you know?

    I have found that the people most impressed by certification are recruiters, HR and management in general. Certification...

  • RE: Skipping April Fools

    Hi Steve,

    Surely there are lots of topics for April Fool's for SQL Server. How good it is depends on how well it is written.

    Just think of all the things that...

  • RE: Terms in plain English .... please

    Source: http://www.dictionary.com

    Cardinality: (of a set) the cardinal number indicating the number of elements in the set.

    [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cardinality]

    Schema: 1. • a diagram, plan, or scheme.

    ...

  • RE: Restore DB backup from Enterprise Edition to Standard Edition

    Hi Gail,

    Many thanks for the prompt reply. I am surprised (and happy) to learn it and I look forward to trying it out on an Express-Instance.

    Sean.

  • RE: Restore DB backup from Enterprise Edition to Standard Edition

    I find this very surprising, that one can restore a DB created on an Enterprise server onto a Standard server, even if both are at the exact same version and...

  • RE: Not on the Same Page

    I have a couple of thoughts about DBAs and security.

    1. Security is a theme that permeates a company at all levels. In our company, the application of patches, service packs...

  • RE: Outsourced = Laid Off?

    Until it happens to you, one doesn't really understand these oft-repeated mantras:

    • have a career rather than job

    • always be learning and get official recognition for your knowledge...

  • RE: Choosing Your Tasks

    DBAs are often «cost-centres» and self-directed time is often neither understood nor appreciated by those above. It can be hard when one has to account for one's time in 15-minute...

  • RE: An Impressive SQL Server

    Hotmail, MSN and Windows Live.

  • RE: Shared storage on the passive node

    Hi Oliii

    We are running two instances joined by replication at the moment. I have been told that I will be getting 3 blades for the cluster. One node must be...

  • RE: SQL 2008 Standard Cluster Question

    I reckon that you'd have to read the terms & conditions for standard edition completely and I suspect that it won't be allowed.

    However, have you considered several 2-node active/passive clusters...

  • RE: Shared storage on the passive node

    @Syed Jahanzaib Bin hassan: I understand the logic of services being started on the chosen node on failover. I'm not clear about the definition of the shared disks. They must...

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