Yep, someone like that, and smaller firms

Who's getting a Surface 3? Or wants one?

Up in the air on this whole thing, but I'll admit it's tempting, depending on price.

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/press/2014/may14/05-20surfacepr.aspx

TomThomson (5/19/2014)

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I suspect the theory is that Bing is so beautiful that the books of BOL (eg Transact-SQL Reference) no longer need an index as as well as the nested...

djackson 22568 (5/20/2014)

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Do me a favor; put your database object code in source control. ...As long as it's on a different physical machine than the development server, you'll thank me...

Take it. Should be an easy one.

Doctor Who 2 (5/19/2014)

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This is the second time, in this thread, that the idea of hiring a recruiter has come up. (It may have been you, Eric, that brought it...

I wish. BOL has...

I'd like to keep these short and focused. I'm interested in the upside/downside of this, how you might use it and limitations.

I think those other permissions are good as well...

Arrggh, I ticked the wrong box, and apparently got fooled by the documentation. I use this all the time, so I'm guessing I was moving to fast, thinking CTRL+D, but...

always a good idea.

I see it. I'll get to work reviewing it ASAP.

I might. It's quick and easy, and its certainly less frustrating then having errors pop up or one of my instances fail to restart.

I liked APL, in a narrow domain of problems.

skeleton567 (5/15/2014)

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Koen Verbeeck (5/15/2014)

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Not only buggy software. Suppose the software works flawlessly. But it has to choose between two objects to impact when it is going to crash: you in...

david.wright-948385 (5/15/2014)

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Koen Verbeeck (5/15/2014)

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I was stating two view points: on one hand, it is pretty impossible to get complex software - such as SQL Server - completely bug free. On...