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  • Reply To: Do you dream about SQL Server and things IT?

    I wonder if it is because in our dreams our minds are more focused on one thing at a time and it is easier without so many distractions.

  • Reply To: The Level of Security These Days

    Jeff, I saw that same chart, and thought it was very interesting and informative.  Thanks for sharing it with everyone here.  I need to share it with my three sons...

  • Reply To: The Level of Security These Days

    I don't mind the MFA so much except when it involves more than one device.  I am NOT addicted to a cell phone, and when they send some stupid code...

  • Reply To: The Right to Repair

    I used to be pretty much a DIY guy in my younger years, but now not nearly as much.  The last time I can remember working with a commercial software...

  • Reply To: The Chief Data Officer

    Pardon my skepticism, but I have to point out that the obvious solution to any problem is to create another management position.

     

  • Reply To: The Challenges of Changing Software Tools

    Rod at work wrote:

    Yeah, I hear ya, Steve. I run into that same issue. I've got pictures of my vaccination card and booster shots. But I've no idea where they are because...

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 12 months ago by skeleton567. Reason: further thoughts
    • This reply was modified 3 years, 12 months ago by skeleton567.
  • Reply To: The Challenges of Changing Software Tools

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor wrote:

    I certainly struggle with search. My first instinct is to "go look for things".

    I am learning to relax and search more. Some of us is seeing the accuracy of...

  • Reply To: IoT Pros and Cons

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    Here is my take on IoT devices:

    IoT has revolutionized industries like: manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, and science. Since this article was originally posted in 2017, I have since installed a...

  • Reply To: The Challenges of Changing Software Tools

    As we all are aware, changing software tools, and even more importantly, changes TO software tools are not always improvements.  When I began using software 53 years ago, software was...

  • Reply To: IoT Pros and Cons

    Steve, thanks for the chuckle this morning when I saw your post.  Reflecting on the 'pros' and 'cons' of my years, I can say I knew a few of both!

  • Reply To: The Test Mistake

    My most embarrassing data scrubbing mistake occurred years ago when working at a food distributor.  Our first automated system was order entry where union CRT operators entered several hundred orders...

  • Reply To: Do You Still Use CHAR?

    Somebody please clarify this for me.  From a quick search it sounds as if CHAR datatypes are actually allocated space to the length of the element, whether filled or not. ...

  • Reply To: Do You Still Use CHAR?

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    @rick,

    I remember those days but that's actually a really bad example for system of today.  Anyone that actually stores dates as a CHAR() in their normal database tables needs...

  • Reply To: Do You Still Use CHAR?

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Rick, please tell me that you're not advocating a "panacea length" for VARCHAR(N) where "N" is something like 256.  Please tell me you're not advocating the NUMERIC(18,N) should be...

    • This reply was modified 4 years ago by skeleton567. Reason: typo
  • Reply To: Do You Still Use CHAR?

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Rick, please tell me that you're not advocating a "panacea length" for VARCHAR(N) where "N" is something like 256.  Please tell me you're not advocating the NUMERIC(18,N) should be...

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