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  • Reply To: Future of SQL Server

    Thanks for this, Grant. Given the push that Microsoft has made with Office 365, it seemed suddenly obvious that SQL Server was next.

     

  • Reply To: Let it go

    My heart fell when you said that you threw the old floppies. They are a part of a younger you that got you started down this road. Secondly, there are...

  • Reply To: A 2020 Look at Software Developers

    There are two primary problems with software today:

    1. Full-Stack Developer: everywhere full-stack developers are sought. No-one seems to think that the full-stack developers are commonly jack-of-all-trades and masters of none....

  • Reply To: It Just Works

    For small operations, that is, fewer than 5 people using it concurrently, Access (or FileMaker Pro) is excellent. It's relatively cheap and easy for someone with some experience to set...

  • Reply To: Stairway to SSAS Tabular Level 1: Why use Analysis Services

    Hi Thomas,

    I'm setting up a test-server for my first Tabular Model to demonstrate it to the analysts at our company.

    The source DB is small (2.8GB, 4 virtualised processors and 4GB...

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by sean redmond.
  • RE: The Android Car

    I am looking forward to electric cars running essentially as individual packets across a network of roads, but I am not happy that a company like Google is doing it....

  • RE: Overlapping Exams

    Hi,
     I did the 70-461 exam last year and I found it hard (not difficult per se, just a lot to remember). It took me the better part of a year...

  • RE: Pulling the Plug

    Isn't this the purpose of pre-defined success/failure requirements? This project shall be deemed a success when these criteria are met and a failure when these requirements are met.

     To...

  • RE: Entity Framework & RowVersion

    ben 82447 - Wednesday, January 16, 2019 9:21 AM

    Optimistic Concurrency helps prevent overlapping updates. Example: Bill and Ted both load the same...

  • RE: Versatile or Jack of all trades

    From what you described, she is the person from whom I would like to receive documentation. She knows how something is to work. She may even be a superb project...

  • RE: Fun with Dates and Times

    Jeff Moden - Wednesday, January 16, 2019 6:36 AM

    Actually, DATETIME is stored as two integers, the first being the number of days...

  • RE: Fun with Dates and Times

    I'm not entirely consistent on writing dates. I try to use YYYY-MM-DD whenever I can but I do accept that it is not what people outside East Asia expect.
     Whenever...

  • RE: Overlapping Exams

    I did the 70-461 last year. Now that I'm looking at new MCPs to study for, I see that the 70-761 is very, very similar to the 70-461. I probably...

  • RE: Get Patched If Not Supported

    David.Poole - Wednesday, December 19, 2018 7:10 AM

    SQL Slammer hit a lot of stuff behind the firewall.  All it took was one...

  • RE: Get Patched If Not Supported

    I understand the need for all Internet-facing machines, let alone DB-servers, to be up to date with their patches. This is perfectly sensible.
     I think I've asked this question before....

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