SCUD?

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SCUD?

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January 22, 2014 at 2:37 pm

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I've come across this acronym in a few places recently, one being a SQL Server DBA job description. Does anybody know what it stands for, in database related terms?

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Lowell SSC Guru Points: 323518 More actions · Answer 1

netmikem (1/22/2014)
I've come across this acronym in a few places recently, one being a SQL Server DBA job description. Does anybody know what it stands for, in database related terms?

I've heard of CRUD, which is Create Read Update Delete, but the only thing i can find related to SCUD references whether you can recover your data from a full disaster:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic214769-263-1.aspx

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David Webb-CDS SSCoach Points: 17398 More actions · Answer 2

Never heard that one, but might be: Select Create Update Delete. These kids today and their modern slang.

And then again, I might be wrong ...
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Grant Fritchey SSC Guru Points: 398909 More actions · Answer 3

I occasionally refer to CUD, Create, Update, Delete, when discussing the parts of ORM tools that I (sometimes) don't have problems with. Nothing in Bingle either. I think you may have misheard, or it's a local thing to particular company.

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netmikem SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4002 More actions · Answer 4

Thanks for the feedback.

The job ad definitely says SCUD. Here is the particular qualification statement ...

"Must have minimum eight years' experience with SQL, coding queries, SCUD, stored procedures and data import/export."

I suspect the previous suggestion of Select, Create, Update and Delete is correct. If I get an interview, I'll be sure to respectfully ask about it. 🙂

Sean Lange SSC Guru Points: 286590 More actions · Answer 5

netmikem (1/23/2014)
Thanks for the feedback.
The job ad definitely says SCUD. Here is the particular qualification statement ...
"Must have minimum eight years' experience with SQL, coding queries, SCUD, stored procedures and data import/export."
I suspect the previous suggestion of Select, Create, Update and Delete is correct. If I get an interview, I'll be sure to respectfully ask about it. 🙂

Most likely the recruiter couldn't their own notes when getting the job description from their client. I suspect it probably is CRUD. Can't really expect recruiter to know all the lingo we throw around routinely. 😀

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netmikem (1/23/2014)
Thanks for the feedback.
The job ad definitely says SCUD. Here is the particular qualification statement ...
"Must have minimum eight years' experience with SQL, coding queries, SCUD, stored procedures and data import/export."
I suspect the previous suggestion of Select, Create, Update and Delete is correct. If I get an interview, I'll be sure to respectfully ask about it. 🙂

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In my experience, the ability to deal with this is invaluable in any shop.

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Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004406 More actions · Answer 7

andrew gothard (1/24/2014)
netmikem (1/23/2014)
Thanks for the feedback.
The job ad definitely says SCUD. Here is the particular qualification statement ...
"Must have minimum eight years' experience with SQL, coding queries, SCUD, stored procedures and data import/export."
I suspect the previous suggestion of Select, Create, Update and Delete is correct. If I get an interview, I'll be sure to respectfully ask about it. 🙂
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In my experience, the ability to deal with this is invaluable in any shop.

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OCTom SSChampion Points: 11785 More actions · Answer 8

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To be serious, it is likely as others have said: Select Create Update Delete.

Tom

andrew gothard SSChampion Points: 12315 More actions · Answer 9

Jeff Moden (1/24/2014)
andrew gothard (1/24/2014)
netmikem (1/23/2014)
Thanks for the feedback.
The job ad definitely says SCUD. Here is the particular qualification statement ...
"Must have minimum eight years' experience with SQL, coding queries, SCUD, stored procedures and data import/export."
I suspect the previous suggestion of Select, Create, Update and Delete is correct. If I get an interview, I'll be sure to respectfully ask about it. 🙂
Some Completely Useless Designs
In my experience, the ability to deal with this is invaluable in any shop.
I LIKE IT! 🙂

I don't. It's terrible.

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I'm a DBA.
I'm not paid to solve problems. I'm paid to prevent them.

Mark-527630 SSC Enthusiast Points: 160 More actions · Answer 10

How about : SELECT, COUNT, UPSERT, DELETE.

I've just been working on a crud generator but changed it's name to reflect what my 4 procedures do.

Steve Collins SSCrazy Points: 2173 More actions · Answer 11

It could be CRUD but only when implemented by Scrum. Or maybe it's a framework which launches projects miles over the horizon where they explode.

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Eric M Russell SSC Guru Points: 125562 More actions · Answer 12

"Must have minimum eight years' experience with SQL, coding queries, SCUD, stored procedures and data import/export."

scud (verb):

1. to move or run swiftly especially as if driven forward

2. to run before a gale

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/scud

Maybe they're asking for someone who can performance tune SQL queries and ETL - which is nice to have. Or, perhaps they want someone who can crank out stored procedures at a fast pace - which is more questionable.

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