SQLRNNR (7/24/2014)

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While stories are great, I think the story should complement the data. People should be able to use their judgement and make informed decisions and many times that...

OCTom (7/24/2014)

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Steve,

Does this really apply to data professionals? I have been a programmer and data provider since 1982 and I have never been asked to interpret the data. It was...

pmscorca (7/23/2014)

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I don't use the Retail channel to buy SQL Server.

I repeat that I know that SQL Server 2014 has rights to downgrade.

Simply, I want to know how technically I...

A few people have mentioned that a new article should only snapshot that article. Looking for references.

I believe that adding a new article requires a new snapshot of the publication.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152493.aspx

Alternatively, you can create a new publication for the new object. There's nothing wrong with this, though...

The "downgrade" is "downgrade rights. When a new version is released, such as SQL Server 2014, that is all that's being sold. When you buy the license, however, you can...

Thanks, Rodney. No hurry for me. I'd like to get copies of mine and see all of them, but please handle any other requests before me.

No way I know of. You can use a tool like SQL Search to search all objects for the name of the column and check them, and refactor them. I...

This list has been updated.

Thanks and I'll add it to the list of things we need to tackle at some point.

That first one is great, Gail. And that was a great costume.

cheers

OCTom (7/21/2014)

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Welcome back, Steve. I am impressed by your list of accomplishments. I am impressed by anyone who can work with wood. Woodworking confounds me. I have taken classes,...

Stefan Krzywicki (7/21/2014)

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I saw a good article about this today. They talked about how "being able to get it" is an inherent thing instead of something you can learn. (i.e....

Bits was a blast, and great to see old friends and meet new ones.