Nope, not even close.

I've actively had to use IE, all versions,...

Apologies, misread the piece. I thought it was everything before Edge, and not sure why I saw that, but I'm incorrect. It's all versions prior to 11.

Not looking to bait...

Third place: http://db-engines.com/en/ranking

Day or two ago. The rulebreaking developer one.

Right? A great way to start the day.

BTW, apparently the quality of my writing has also gone down. Got this lovely note today

Your article today compels me to seek your “Unsubscribe” button.

I don’t see...

Sean Lange (1/8/2016)

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With that I am off to my son's school. He is in the spelling bee again this year. I think he is the only student in his grade...

I started, but never finished.

I'd love an article on this if you do the work. I've been thinking of talking on audits, so maybe I'll work on it as well.

That complaint was silly. Phil, ignore it. I thought your response was good.

It's amazing, and I remember re-solving some of the computing challenges the space program faced early in my career. We were constrained with the same stack/heap space as them.

To be...

Jeff Moden (1/7/2016)

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Amazing. I think these things are a bit crazy, whether they be shipboard or on airplanes, considering the technology that's been available for a relatively long time...

It was really neat for us. We had 2 1/2 days and that was plenty. We bailed the last day and saw Star Wars instead, which was a treat after...

*groan*

If you have instances used on only one node, then you can get 4 core licenses. The other 4 on the passive, unused node, do not have to be licensed.

However...

Hugo is correct. If SQL Server has control of the file, then it can't be deleted. If it can (offline, db dropped, SQL stopped), then SQL has no knowledge of...