Is it now?

Is it 50,000 yet?

kiwood (7/29/2015)

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Instead of seeking someone who will "fit in" companies should seek people with whom others like to work (or don't mind working with).

Truth is that no matter how good...

Chris Wooding (7/29/2015)

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"Getting on" with people is an important skill, but it's not defined by being able to socialise outside work. I'm currently in a small(ish) department of about 30...

Sioban Krzywicki (7/29/2015)

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The biggest problem in IT today is the "can they fit in" problem. The problem is that people use this to justify racism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia. One...

jckfla (7/29/2015)

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Personally, I think requiring or expecting an employee to engage socially outside of the workplace at all as a part of employment is a bit...stepford.

Given, requiring an employee...

Modulus 2 was what I was going to suggest as well.

1. No, I've done this. However I've usually had a "group" that has access as sysadmin. My view is that domain admins should have access. If I need remote hands,...

DJH-445911 (7/29/2015)

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Just had a quick look for you and a likely cause could be that the SQL Server service account doesnt have the required registry permissions. Has the Service...

Something must have changed. Are you sure data volumes haven't caused execution plan changes? Are you positive that the hardware hasn't changed? No new schemas objects added?

Do you have a...

Netflix has some neat robots, though they've put 75 people out of work.

http://t.co/5uKV6WxTWp

Rod at work (7/28/2015)

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lshanahan (7/28/2015)

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It's also well worth the effort of learning at least the basics of R. It's not difficult getting data from SQL Server (or just about...

I'm not sure the process is wrong if bugs or issues get into production. It could be as simple as a bug not caught. However the first thing that should...

Are you saying you want the inserts to run in a certain order? Or something else? As Luis mentioned, it's not clear.

Rather than assuming we understand your code, or...

seseite (7/24/2015)

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Efficiency doesn't make customer service better, it destroys it. The more we depend on machines, the less we depend on our human abilities. We get lazy and dummer...