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  • RE: Extended Properties Introduction

    Alexander Kuznetsov (3/17/2011)


    Hi Adam,

    The following sounds like a good reason: "tracks object evolution automatically".

    Thanks for the answer.

    AK

    The only problem (re: object evolution) I've found is in SQL Server 2005 on...

  • RE: Extended Properties Introduction

    I have a presentation I've given a couple times related to metadata and extended properties:

    http://code.google.com/p/caderoux/wiki/LeversAndTurtles

    Using it to fine tune code generation so that code can be re-generated without...

  • RE: Archiving Little Used Data

    Typically, we've relied on the profiler for this. It isn't the greatest, but if nothing shows up there over some time, we can consider renaming the table or making...

  • RE: Decoupling the Database

    kenny-892481 (11/22/2010)but that doesn't mean that refactoring is necessarily any easier than if such an interface is not maintained.

    Assuming that ease of validation and acceptance and confidence in quality =...

  • RE: Decoupling the Database

    Thank you.

    I'm so tired of explaining that the database has to have a well-defined perimeter of services which it exposes.

    It's not so much that the ORM code generation is horrible,...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 3

    I have successfully used http://autoaudit.codeplex.com/ for triggers and I've been happy. The particular system I used it in wasn't what I would call a high volume OLTP...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 2

    As far as auditing, I have used http://autoaudit.codeplex.com/ very successfully (code generated DML and DDL triggers). Its auditing approach is not individual archive tables, however, but a...

  • RE: Individual Contributions

    Yup. A team has to have people in different roles. All have some kind of value, and people aren't all paid the same - that's the way it...

  • RE: Linking to the Previous Row

    Jeff Moden (8/20/2010)


    Cade Roux (8/20/2010)


    Jeff Moden (8/20/2010)If you use SELECT INTO to build your Temp tables, you don't need to change the table structure... it just happens.

    Are there limitations surrounding...

  • RE: Linking to the Previous Row

    Jeff Moden (8/20/2010)If you use SELECT INTO to build your Temp tables, you don't need to change the table structure... it just happens.

    Are there limitations surrounding that? (besides just...

  • RE: Linking to the Previous Row

    I scrolled through the discussion and I didn't see any mention that CTEs can be stacked. This makes some operations a lot easier to read and maintain (format appropriately...

  • RE: It's a Zoo

    I'm always here, but unfortunately I can't get anyone to pick up my TechEd tab.

    Sometimes Bourbon Street really gets to be too much, and if you're tired of the food...

  • RE: Sins of SQL: The Time Table

    I'd like to see an full benchmarked example, with one source file, two ETLs into two competing models and sample queries against them. SSAS cubes, too if you like.

  • RE: Sins of SQL: The Time Table

    We also use a date dimension with a human readable key and a time dimension with a human readable key. In some cases, the time dimension is not used...

  • RE: ORM Mapping

    Both SQL Server 2005/8, 2008 R2 and Oracle 10g R2 and 11g R1 and R2 participates in such transactions without resource manager in the Microsoft platform.

    This can sometimes be a...

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