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  • RE: Double-Entry Bookkeeping for SQL Programmers

    Sure thing Polly 🙂 Management always allows time for

    continuously revisiting and retesting your code and your assumptions

    I like your thinking if it were a programmers world.

  • RE: Beginning T-SQL 2008 - Book Review

    Looks like a good book.

    I always have problems with titles that start with "Beginning" and end with a version #. Invariably the bulk of the content relates equally as well...

  • RE: Code Writing Code

    I would need to differentiate between "home grown" generators and "off the shelf" generators. Home grown addresses your specific needs and has a much narrower focus, whereas off the shelf...

  • RE: Decoupling in Relational Databases

    I don't think any thing went wrong. The author presented an idea they felt strongly about, the community responded, yes Bill, I think a little harshly, but the end result...

  • RE: Measures and Rules

    Great Article.

    Each person must assess their own needs and responses when considering "cookie cutter" numbers. As much as we would like to believe, we are not a one size fits...

  • RE: Caution with EXCEPT

    The programmer "intended" it to work the way the programmer thought they were programming it to work. 😀 [this said in the universal sense]

  • RE: Caution with EXCEPT

    mohd.nizamuddin (1/17/2010)


    Very nice and informative article...

    This is what we do in real life as well (Use of SELECT *). Even though we hear from everybody that to avoid SELECT *...

  • RE: Caution with EXCEPT

    Another issue with select * is that if you have identity keys and the tables are independently generated (as in deve and staging) and an identical data entry has separate...

  • RE: Slipping out of the DBA trenches

    Rodney, great article.

    Ross, great answer, ... so I will just say "What he said".

  • RE: Defining a Database

    I have to agree with Jan.

    Any techinical discussion of an "item", will always be at odds with the worldy perception of the item. That is not wrong just the way...

  • RE: Get Out of Your Comfort Zone!

    Great article Andy. Those type of journeys can be invigorating. The flip side is the person who constantly volunteers and puts themselves "out there" only to crash and burn and...

  • RE: SQL & the JOIN Operator

    We use "cross joins", actually no join at all, when we are creating our dimensions in our data warehouse.

  • RE: Sin City SQL

    learn from our great authors, as well as Kim Tripp, Paul Randal, Adam Machanic, and more

    I hope the less than great authors are informative too! 🙂

  • RE: I Want a Database

    "He talks about how much digital information he's captured, tells us never to delete anything" - depression era mentallity meets the electronic age. In this paradigm our children and grand...

  • RE: Encrypting SQL Code

    Jason Miller (4/10/2009)


    Best wishes for Passover, Good Friday, NichLactemyer, or whatever holiday it is that you celebrate or not...

    Ok, I'll bite, not even Google knows what "NichLactemyer" is.

    Happy Good Friday.

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