Nothing I've heard of, but I assume you've tracked this. Low and normal are relative for systems. There is no good absolute value here.

aaron mertes (1/13/2015)

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Steve,

I have been creating unit tests for database code for many years now, using DBFit and some early techniques gleaned from the folks at SQLity. Having developed using...

Todd Townley (1/13/2015)

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There does seem to be a disturbing trend, however. The editorial alluded to it, and I've seen it in the software company where I work - that...

gordon.feeney (1/13/2015)

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The problem I always faced when testing my own code, particularly when I was a software developer, was that I tended to not test things the way users would...

Reported.

Eric M Russell (1/12/2015)

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I read an interesting book the other day (well actually it was back in the early 1990s) by guy named Kimball. His ideas sounded similar to this...

sgtmango333 (1/12/2015)

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We're actually building out our "lake" using CDC and cherry picking the pieces and parts to fill a data warehouse. The warehouse is then exposed via the new"er"...

Interesting thoughts, David. Good to hear how you're viewing things. You up for a second piece on Hadoop?

Since I've seen a few notes, and the Thread is quiet....

Test drove a few cars over the weekend. After selling the 911, I'm looking for a mid-size SUV to replace...

Same network(s)?

Strange. I have Firefox 34 and don't see this.

Have you tried clearing cookies? I hate asking, since that annoys me, but maybe just whack the SSC cookie?

App roles require the application to run a proc and enter a password. If the app...

Use ISNothing() - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd283100.aspx

Please feel free to post things. It would be good to slowly dig in and try to correct things as we go.

hans.chambers.ctr (1/12/2015)

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I disagree on this one. Finding fixes for problems is what we all do if we are designing systems. These days a single sensor array can deliver 100 TB...

It is similar to a database, but the scale of data in most companies (overall), exceeds what a single RDBMS can handle. I'm not sure that even in the smaller...