Certainly the relationships among people cause issues in both private and public IT efforts.

Moving fast, however, being lean, is more about a mindset and cultural change. It can happen in...

No idea. Hadn't noticed as I usually reset things in production.

My guess is that people tend to have multiple data files when databases grow, so you want to allow growth...

by? In general? RG?

Yes, and it's a fraction of the total posts each day. While it seems like a lot if you get the emails, it's not

Eric M Russell (8/2/2016)

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I use 1Password as my password manager. However, for the logins I don't actually enter the complete password but will instead obfuscate a common prefix. For example,...

Eric M Russell (8/1/2016)

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Rod at work (8/1/2016)

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Steve, I don't have an answer to your question. However, your article has opened my eyes to the fact that what I've experienced over...

Very cool. I'd love to see you write more details about how things actually went and what items you needed to change.

LastPass had an issue, but not incredibly unsecure. The issue was patched quickly.

It's not game over if your password manager is compromised. It's no worse than if you have other...

You are welcome. Hope you solve it. Let us know what works.

yes, your query is correct. Take out the subquery, like this:

( SELECT max(a2.TransactionEffDate)

FROM CodeChangesdata AS a2

WHERE a2.CodingNumber = 5

...

butcherking13 (7/29/2016)

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I live in NW Louisiana and don't have a problem traveling to SQL Saturday.

This year I drove to:

Nashville(560 miles)

Atlanta(595 miles)

Pensacola(463 miles)

Houston(241 miles).

I will drive to Baton Rouge( 261 miles...

You need to grant rights in a database for the login. I don't know what rights are needed.

You can run this to create the user:

CREATE USER Bob FOR LOGIN BOB

...

The login is not mapped to a user with rights in the hospital database. This has been set as the default database for the login, but without rights in the...

The subquery is a correlated subquery. It's attempting to get the min, or max, value for the AdjustmentType and using that to limit the results. It looks like you are...

A tiny fraction