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  • Reply To: Cleaning Up Your Database

    Philippe Addelia wrote:

    I always clean-up as I go, this way I do it when I am working on it knowing that I will not have a chance later on. It is...

  • Reply To: Cleaning Up Your Database

    skeleton567 wrote:

    Steve, you touched a live wire on this one with me.  In my humble opinion ( and you all know how humble I am ), if you don't do...

  • Reply To: Cleaning Up Your Database

    carl.gregory wrote:

    I'll admit that I am a culprit.  The dev instance looks like the SQL version of a condemned building.  Even PROD can be cleaned up a bit.

    A decent project...

  • Reply To: Cleaning Up Your Database

    Chris Wooding wrote:

    Another good reason to clear out unused code is when you have a column that is used to filter results and you find that it can contain a new...

  • Reply To: Cleaning Up Your Database

    ronaldkunenborg wrote:

    People like Brent who say "don't clean up old code" apparently don't have much experience with 40-50 year old codebases that are still mission critical for more than 18...

  • Reply To: Object-level permissions on dbo

    Ah, that's good. I think.

    Running that script for me shows no rights for dbo.

     

  • Reply To: Object-level permissions on dbo

    Do you have a screenshot? Wondering what you've got here.

    I suspect logging in with the DAC might make this possible, but haven't tried. Curious what your system looks like. Can...

  • Reply To: Effective Engineering

    Thanks, I think that a lot of DevOps started out as let's be partners, but the automation overshadowed things and too many people don't act as partners with their clients.

  • Reply To: SSC Fantasy Football 2024

    Story of Murray's career.

    I am getting killed on WRs, no one showing up or hurt. Amazed. I got 60 pts.

  • Reply To: Converting Old Running Total Code to Window Functions

    Thanks, interesting approach. I didn't think about adding the LAGs, which makes sense.

    I certainly didn't think about NULLs in the balance. It wasn't part of the original spec, but you're...

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    Phil Parkin wrote:

    Master Data Services. I've had a few goes at that in my time and it rarely ended well.

    CD players and all hard-copy music. I stream all my music now.

    Same....

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    Rod at work wrote:

    Like everyone who subscribes to SSC, there are a lot of technologies I consider to be dead. Or at least dead to me.

    ...

    I'd agree with this. VB is really...

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    Eric M Russell wrote:

    If you are designing a new object with DML triggers, especially nested or recursive enabled triggers, then you should take a step back and consider if there is a...

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    david.gugg wrote:

    When you mentioned over source control systems than Git, it reminded me at one of my early employers (can't remember which) we used to use MS Visual SourceSafe.  That...

  • Reply To: Dead to Me

    Johan Bijnens wrote:

    IT DEPENDS !

    Database mirroring is not dead yet! ( Such a shame Microsoft uses that terminology now in its cloud context ) It still works and in some cases...

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