s.bradbury (9/26/2014)

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I realise this applies to the editorial less than the SQL Server 6.5 example, but 2008 r2 is such a good product I can't see any real reason to...

Wow. Wish I was there.

http://espn.go.com/new-york/mlb/story/_/id/11589333/derek-jeter-plays-final-home-game-new-york-yankees

no simple way.

If you have modified dates in your tables, check those.

If you track insert dates, look there.

Check on sizes of log backups. Larger ones may help you determine times...

The log fills with transaction activity. Something created lots of log records, so you'd have to find a lot of data changes or inserts. (or maintenance).

The log clears with log...

Thanks, but this is falling on dead ears.

We are working to implement some SPAM prevention measures and change some code. Hard to get this to be a priority, though.

I couldn't imagine how this would be a problem, but there must be some counting.

I've struggled with developers to fix it, which seems odd to me since it must...

#farewellcaptain

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Many people think of this as random. I was trying to point out that there can be issues. I wasn't trying to point out all issues, though I'll change the...

I think you're both napping, Ray.

I was working with the laptop on my legs and the kitty kept attacking my typing fingers. This was about 15 minutes later, she called...

lshanahan (9/25/2014)

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More data isn't necessarily better data - something aptly demonstrated by the Google Flu trends fiasco.

How data is collected is just as important as quantity if not moreso, as...

Sure

There's nothing right or wrong about aliasing. It's preference.

I try to use them often, because I find many queries quickly get complex and it's much harder for me to read:

select...

habit

you should never expect any of our questions...

Arrggg, wrong box checked.

10 is correct. I'll award back points tomorrow.