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  • RE: Teaching a dog to sing

    Well, I guess I did it backwards. After only a few years in IT in three separate jobs I moved to become manager of a small IT shop which...

  • RE: A Case FOR Cursors...

    Well, I haven't used a cursor in years. Of course, I've been retired for a number of years too. :-). Anyway, I'm not sure I would use...

  • RE: Rounding in tsql

    When I started writing code as far back as 1969, the accepted method was to add 5 to one place to the right of the desired result length and then...

  • RE: Is SQL Server data mining still an option?

    Eric Mamet (4/25/2015)


    I just saw a (new?) book entitled "Mastering SQL Server 2014 Data Mining"...

    Following Microsoft BI developments, I was under the impression that "on Premise" SQL Server data...

  • RE: Specialist or Generalist

    This article brings up a topic which I thought about for a number of years. We get into our work and find the things that we really enjoy and...

  • RE: Dexterity Matters

    David.Poole (3/29/2016)


    I used to work for a web company that was proud of it's triple AAA usability designs. They allowed for visual impairments, cognitive difficulties, mobility disabilities etc.

    There are...

  • RE: Dexterity Matters

    Very good point to this. Additionally, I frequently get unexpected input simply by being careless on the keyboard and touching the touch pad. it makes some interesting and...

  • RE: Find a String in a String

    I've watched this discussion for a number of days now, and this morning the thought struck me that the solution probably lies, and the effort might be well spent, in...

  • RE: Find a String in a String

    Great article. Steve, especially for those who want to really reach an expert level of SQL use. Microsoft SQL Server has by far the best set of string manipulation...

  • RE: 100 Hours

    100 hours? That is maybe somewhat more than taking a college level course, isn't it? I think 100 hours is a 'drop in the bucket' of what is...

  • RE: Packaged-Application Database Nightmares - A Horror Story.

    I hear you on the report accuracy. In my last position there was a series of about a dozen reports in an online package that allowed remote dealers to...

  • RE: Packaged-Application Database Nightmares - A Horror Story.

    Yes, the only data constraints used were pretty much those to prevent code aborts based on data type. Relational data validation and value range validations were definitely taboo.

  • RE: Packaged-Application Database Nightmares - A Horror Story.

    I sincerely wish I could hypothesize that a script failed to run somewhere in the installation, but my personal experience is that most current database systems are forced to be...

  • RE: Are you a Data Scientist?

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    Well, people calling themselves "software engineers" or "computer engineers" are mostly (a least in the UK - those are not protected titles in the UK) completely unqualified - maybe...

  • RE: Are you a Data Scientist?

    Sorry, I think being a real 'data scientist' has very little to do with holding a post-graduate degree. It has to do with innate, intuitive, instinctive, empathetic understanding ...

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