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  • Reply To: Devil's Advocate

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Agreed but, let me ask... do you have any tables where they have a separate DATE and TIME column and it sometimes needs to be recombined into a DATETIME2...

  • Reply To: Devil's Advocate

    Thank you everyone for your feedback.

    Ken McKelvey wrote:

    As I am sure you are aware, extensive testing, including stress testing, is key to any migration. Personally I would be loathed to put...

  • Reply To: Same Language, Different Words

    'A common people, divided by a common language...' (to paraphrase W. Churchill, quite possibly quoting someone else)

    I noticed this in Japan when I was there on the JET Programme. I...

  • Reply To: The place of SMALLDATETIME

    john_manson wrote:

    Hi,

    Is your query resolved? I hope you have found your answer from so many experts here. If not then I can also cooperate.

    The answer lies in a matter of...

  • Reply To: The place of SMALLDATETIME

    Fair enough.

  • Reply To: The place of SMALLDATETIME

    The

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    sean redmond wrote:

    The rounding up of the last 30 seconds to the next hour is not a problem. ... And as for space, if we have 100GB of data, then...

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by sean redmond.
  • Reply To: The place of SMALLDATETIME

    Thank you all.

    The consensus is that it is just not worth it. I hadn't planned on doing any extra work other than changing the default datatype. It is simply a...

  • Reply To: The place of SMALLDATETIME

    Hi Scott,

    I'm not that worried about space per se. The column will be one of metadata and while seconds would be nice to have, accuracy to hours & minutes is...

  • Reply To: SSDT install fails in VS 2017 enterprise edition

    I think that this is a subtle hint from Microsoft that you should be using Azure and not SQL Server. Or PostgreSQL.

    It is very sloppy & unprofessional.

    Dirceu Resende has a...

  • Reply To: The Tech That is Gone

    This is so true.

    How many of us look forward to finding a secondhand bookshop with old Kindle titles in it? With any luck, some brave person will have amassed a...

  • Reply To: The Tech That is Gone

    SJ» Hard disks and tape changers seem to be fading, though I'm sure someone still uses them. Anyone bought a tape drive for their personal or business use anytime in...

  • Reply To: To Which Experts Should You Listen?

    There are "mvps" and then there are MVPs.  People forget that the MVP award is, just that, an award.  It is NOT a certificate of knowledge, skill, or ability. ...

  • Reply To: To Which Experts Should You Listen?

    As far as I see it, there are two points here: how much of an expert on the topic in question the presenter is and to what extent is the...

  • Reply To: Developer Optimism

    roger.plowman» and I have to say I hope Sean Redmond is being facetious.

    I wish I were. I am just angry. I completely agree with you.

    Still, I'm learning tabular models to...

  • Reply To: Developer Optimism

    DBA cynicism

    Developers don't need to know SQL, they only need to know Entity Framework or some other ORM.

    ORMs allow them to ship code faster and that is their sole criterion....

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