February 17, 2014 at 5:58 am
dwain.c (2/16/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/13/2014)
dwain.c (2/13/2014)
Jack Corbett (2/13/2014)
Glad no bare-chested pictures of Grant, or frankly anyone on the thread, have popped up here too.
I guess it is fortunate then that most of the bare chest in my avatar is covered by a big fish.
You know, Dwain, I've seen your avatar and have always wondered what kind of fish you are holding. Also, where did you catch it?
It's a 45kg Mekong Catfish that I caught at a fishing park on the outskirts of Bangkok (my home base) called Bung Sam Ran[/url]. The pond is also stocked with Giant Siamese Carp which are truly beautiful fish (unfortunately I've never caught one) and Arapaima, which is a huge fish indigenous to South America.
If anyone ever comes to visit me I'd be happy to accompany them on a fishing trip. I can promise all fisher-folk the best day of fishing they've ever had.
Thank you for satisfying a curiosity of mine. I actually saw a show on Animal Planet (a cable channel) about a year ago about how the Arapaima are impacting the behavior of the Piranha in some regions of South America. I know this type of show is made for TV, but it doesn't change the fact that the fish are quite impressive and dangerous. Thanks for the info.
February 17, 2014 at 6:08 am
Michael Earl-395764 (11/18/2008)
Is it me, or are the posted questions getting worse these days?
It's not just you.
People can't research to avoid their problems in the first place. They can't write an intelligible paragraph describing what their issue is, in a way that we can reproduce it, and give them a proper answer. Meanwhile these same dolts seem to be jumping into threads they have no idea about and pasting links from Google asking, "Does this help? Does this help?" when there's the merest breath of tangental relation.
For these reasons I try not to post until I absolutely need to. Especially on SSC... there are too many fragmented forums here IMHO. Most stuff gets passed over without anyone even seeing it.
February 17, 2014 at 6:18 am
Ed Wagner (2/17/2014)
dwain.c (2/16/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/13/2014)
dwain.c (2/13/2014)
Jack Corbett (2/13/2014)
Glad no bare-chested pictures of Grant, or frankly anyone on the thread, have popped up here too.
I guess it is fortunate then that most of the bare chest in my avatar is covered by a big fish.
You know, Dwain, I've seen your avatar and have always wondered what kind of fish you are holding. Also, where did you catch it?
It's a 45kg Mekong Catfish that I caught at a fishing park on the outskirts of Bangkok (my home base) called Bung Sam Ran[/url]. The pond is also stocked with Giant Siamese Carp which are truly beautiful fish (unfortunately I've never caught one) and Arapaima, which is a huge fish indigenous to South America.
If anyone ever comes to visit me I'd be happy to accompany them on a fishing trip. I can promise all fisher-folk the best day of fishing they've ever had.
Thank you for satisfying a curiosity of mine. I actually saw a show on Animal Planet (a cable channel) about a year ago about how the Arapaima are impacting the behavior of the Piranha in some regions of South America. I know this type of show is made for TV, but it doesn't change the fact that the fish are quite impressive and dangerous. Thanks for the info.
Jeremy Wade, River Monsters? Interesting to see big fish in many different continents.
And usually the host was wearing a t shirt with holes. 😀
Dwain's offer sounds like fun if I ever get over that way again.
February 17, 2014 at 6:26 am
Greg Edwards-268690 (2/17/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/17/2014)
dwain.c (2/16/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/13/2014)
dwain.c (2/13/2014)
Jack Corbett (2/13/2014)
Glad no bare-chested pictures of Grant, or frankly anyone on the thread, have popped up here too.
I guess it is fortunate then that most of the bare chest in my avatar is covered by a big fish.
You know, Dwain, I've seen your avatar and have always wondered what kind of fish you are holding. Also, where did you catch it?
It's a 45kg Mekong Catfish that I caught at a fishing park on the outskirts of Bangkok (my home base) called Bung Sam Ran[/url]. The pond is also stocked with Giant Siamese Carp which are truly beautiful fish (unfortunately I've never caught one) and Arapaima, which is a huge fish indigenous to South America.
If anyone ever comes to visit me I'd be happy to accompany them on a fishing trip. I can promise all fisher-folk the best day of fishing they've ever had.
Thank you for satisfying a curiosity of mine. I actually saw a show on Animal Planet (a cable channel) about a year ago about how the Arapaima are impacting the behavior of the Piranha in some regions of South America. I know this type of show is made for TV, but it doesn't change the fact that the fish are quite impressive and dangerous. Thanks for the info.
Jeremy Wade, River Monsters? Interesting to see big fish in many different continents.
And usually the host was wearing a t shirt with holes. 😀
Dwain's offer sounds like fun if I ever get over that way again.
That's the show. It's neat to see just how many impressive fish there are out there all over the world. The Grouper had to be the biggest, but the I think the Arapaima was to be the most dangerous.
So what kind of fish are you holding and from where? Of course, the follow-up question is if you yell "Fish On!" when you hook one. 😀
February 17, 2014 at 6:32 am
Cody K (2/17/2014)
Michael Earl-395764 (11/18/2008)
Is it me, or are the posted questions getting worse these days?It's not just you.
People can't research to avoid their problems in the first place. They can't write an intelligible paragraph describing what their issue is, in a way that we can reproduce it, and give them a proper answer. Meanwhile these same dolts seem to be jumping into threads they have no idea about and pasting links from Google asking, "Does this help? Does this help?" when there's the merest breath of tangental relation.
For these reasons I try not to post until I absolutely need to. Especially on SSC... there are too many fragmented forums here IMHO. Most stuff gets passed over without anyone even seeing it.
Woot, back on topic after almost 43,000 posts 😀
The different forums don't really matter when you browse them using the "Recent Posts" filter. That way you can see all the new posts, even those hidden in those obscure forums 🙂
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February 17, 2014 at 6:39 am
Greg Edwards-268690 (2/17/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/17/2014)
dwain.c (2/16/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/13/2014)
dwain.c (2/13/2014)
Jack Corbett (2/13/2014)
Glad no bare-chested pictures of Grant, or frankly anyone on the thread, have popped up here too.
I guess it is fortunate then that most of the bare chest in my avatar is covered by a big fish.
You know, Dwain, I've seen your avatar and have always wondered what kind of fish you are holding. Also, where did you catch it?
It's a 45kg Mekong Catfish that I caught at a fishing park on the outskirts of Bangkok (my home base) called Bung Sam Ran[/url]. The pond is also stocked with Giant Siamese Carp which are truly beautiful fish (unfortunately I've never caught one) and Arapaima, which is a huge fish indigenous to South America.
If anyone ever comes to visit me I'd be happy to accompany them on a fishing trip. I can promise all fisher-folk the best day of fishing they've ever had.
Thank you for satisfying a curiosity of mine. I actually saw a show on Animal Planet (a cable channel) about a year ago about how the Arapaima are impacting the behavior of the Piranha in some regions of South America. I know this type of show is made for TV, but it doesn't change the fact that the fish are quite impressive and dangerous. Thanks for the info.
Jeremy Wade, River Monsters? Interesting to see big fish in many different continents.
And usually the host was wearing a t shirt with holes. 😀
Dwain's offer sounds like fun if I ever get over that way again.
Tacky title but it's been informative and amusing - and it's on ITV (one of the top four UK channels) at prime viewing time. Wade is underused, his delivery style is brilliant.
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February 17, 2014 at 6:49 am
Cody K (2/17/2014)
Most stuff gets passed over without anyone even seeing it.
Probably not. I think most of the regular posters just use the Recent Posts menu and ignore the forums except as a guideline to what the person might be working with (emphasis 'might')
Gail Shaw
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SQL In The Wild: Discussions on DB performance with occasional diversions into recoverability
February 17, 2014 at 6:51 am
Can anyone pick this one up please? http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1542024.aspx
Gail Shaw
Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server, MVP, M.Sc (Comp Sci)
SQL In The Wild: Discussions on DB performance with occasional diversions into recoverability
February 17, 2014 at 7:01 am
GilaMonster (2/17/2014)
Can anyone pick this one up please?
I'm glad we're not allowed guns in Australia. Or am I going overboard?
February 17, 2014 at 7:06 am
Cody K (2/17/2014)
GilaMonster (2/17/2014)
Can anyone pick this one up please?I'm glad we're not allowed guns in Australia. Or am I going overboard?
I'll give it a go. It might end up to be an exercise in patience, but we'll see.
February 17, 2014 at 7:13 am
Cody K (2/17/2014)
GilaMonster (2/17/2014)
Can anyone pick this one up please?I'm glad we're not allowed guns in Australia. Or am I going overboard?
A little. As questions go, that's a relatively decent one.
Gail Shaw
Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server, MVP, M.Sc (Comp Sci)
SQL In The Wild: Discussions on DB performance with occasional diversions into recoverability
February 17, 2014 at 7:18 am
Ed Wagner (2/17/2014)
Cody K (2/17/2014)
GilaMonster (2/17/2014)
Can anyone pick this one up please?I'm glad we're not allowed guns in Australia. Or am I going overboard?
I'll give it a go. It might end up to be an exercise in patience, but we'll see.
I think Jeff may have interviewed this one at some point in time. 😀
February 17, 2014 at 7:20 am
GilaMonster (2/17/2014)
A little. As questions go, that's a relatively decent one.
"the file is there. I tried with extensions also like sample.csv and all but no luck. I don know whether sa login used is having the permission to read or not, if it doesnot hav ,please explain how to give"
You're far more patient than me, and I'm the most patient person I know!
February 17, 2014 at 7:28 am
Ed Wagner (2/17/2014)
Greg Edwards-268690 (2/17/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/17/2014)
dwain.c (2/16/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/13/2014)
dwain.c (2/13/2014)
Jack Corbett (2/13/2014)
Glad no bare-chested pictures of Grant, or frankly anyone on the thread, have popped up here too.
I guess it is fortunate then that most of the bare chest in my avatar is covered by a big fish.
You know, Dwain, I've seen your avatar and have always wondered what kind of fish you are holding. Also, where did you catch it?
It's a 45kg Mekong Catfish that I caught at a fishing park on the outskirts of Bangkok (my home base) called Bung Sam Ran[/url]. The pond is also stocked with Giant Siamese Carp which are truly beautiful fish (unfortunately I've never caught one) and Arapaima, which is a huge fish indigenous to South America.
If anyone ever comes to visit me I'd be happy to accompany them on a fishing trip. I can promise all fisher-folk the best day of fishing they've ever had.
Thank you for satisfying a curiosity of mine. I actually saw a show on Animal Planet (a cable channel) about a year ago about how the Arapaima are impacting the behavior of the Piranha in some regions of South America. I know this type of show is made for TV, but it doesn't change the fact that the fish are quite impressive and dangerous. Thanks for the info.
Jeremy Wade, River Monsters? Interesting to see big fish in many different continents.
And usually the host was wearing a t shirt with holes. 😀
Dwain's offer sounds like fun if I ever get over that way again.
That's the show. It's neat to see just how many impressive fish there are out there all over the world. The Grouper had to be the biggest, but the I think the Arapaima was to be the most dangerous.
So what kind of fish are you holding and from where? Of course, the follow-up question is if you yell "Fish On!" when you hook one. 😀
Largemouth Bass, Minnesota, off my dock fishing for Crappies. Released.
"Fish On!" - that's in the boat. Can be used to either let someone know to get the net and be ready, or sometimes instead of "I've got another one, you are falling behind". 😀
Use the second one sparingly - especially if windy and you are not driving the boat. I can result in a very wet ride back to the landing.
February 17, 2014 at 7:34 am
ChrisM@Work (2/17/2014)
Greg Edwards-268690 (2/17/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/17/2014)
dwain.c (2/16/2014)
Ed Wagner (2/13/2014)
dwain.c (2/13/2014)
Jack Corbett (2/13/2014)
Glad no bare-chested pictures of Grant, or frankly anyone on the thread, have popped up here too.
I guess it is fortunate then that most of the bare chest in my avatar is covered by a big fish.
You know, Dwain, I've seen your avatar and have always wondered what kind of fish you are holding. Also, where did you catch it?
It's a 45kg Mekong Catfish that I caught at a fishing park on the outskirts of Bangkok (my home base) called Bung Sam Ran[/url]. The pond is also stocked with Giant Siamese Carp which are truly beautiful fish (unfortunately I've never caught one) and Arapaima, which is a huge fish indigenous to South America.
If anyone ever comes to visit me I'd be happy to accompany them on a fishing trip. I can promise all fisher-folk the best day of fishing they've ever had.
Thank you for satisfying a curiosity of mine. I actually saw a show on Animal Planet (a cable channel) about a year ago about how the Arapaima are impacting the behavior of the Piranha in some regions of South America. I know this type of show is made for TV, but it doesn't change the fact that the fish are quite impressive and dangerous. Thanks for the info.
Jeremy Wade, River Monsters? Interesting to see big fish in many different continents.
And usually the host was wearing a t shirt with holes. 😀
Dwain's offer sounds like fun if I ever get over that way again.
Tacky title but it's been informative and amusing - and it's on ITV (one of the top four UK channels) at prime viewing time. Wade is underused, his delivery style is brilliant.
+1 Wade doesn't just fish, he explores the stories behind the fish.
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