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  • RE: Old Upgrades

    The point here is does Dell still make power supplies that fit in the server case?

    33MB disks. Does anybody still make them that small?

  • RE: Downlevel Support

    Grant said, "Emphasis for IT planning is in two places, new development & stability. New development is moving forward into VS2005 & SQL2005, but with stability all the old code...

  • RE: Downlevel Support

    One of the best changes from MSDE to SQL Express is the inclusion of the Management Studio.  I don't care what its called the ability to get at SQL data...

  • RE: A Tighter Integration

    Right, Grant.  No need for the P matches between any groups.  We have them between developers.  The company owner says someting about a ruler and measuring anatomy parts.  We call...

  • RE: A Tighter Integration

    Sure, John.  I not about to go up to most DBA's that I know and say, "You are a tool.  How's it going, Tool?"  Can't think of a quicker way...

  • RE: Administering a Development Environment

    Dan.  You said "I now how a handy c# app that rolls db changes out from one source tree to another and applies them against the db, so in effect...

  • RE: A Tighter Integration

    The Wal-Mart approach to pricing (sell each for less in order to sell more and get more total dollars) works in most places that it is tried.  As long as...

  • RE: Writing Maintainable Code

    Oh, it may not be that funny.

    _sql = "UPDATE Inventory SET QOH = QOH + " & CSTR(ReciptQuantity)

    Found this in production code.  Customer wondered why his inventory was...

  • RE: Writing Maintainable Code

    Mattie,

    We are of the same mind.  I have seen white space reducers for PERL and C++.  This all comes from the days when we were storing source code on flippies...

  • RE: Writing Maintainable Code

    Obvious, from reading code?

    Try

    ReadyStatus = ( ReadyStatus = False )

    To an experinced VB programmer it might be appearent...

  • RE: Writing Maintainable Code

    Agreed. But then, "I'm with Jeff on the issue of comments though.  If you *have* to put comments to tell *what* you did, it's either very complex or poorly designed."...

  • RE: How to handle NULLs

    Also look at COALESCE.  You can use this to substitute a value for NULLs.  Practical example is reading a customer credit limit from a legacy system.  In some cases the...

  • RE: Best Practices for Database Design

    It is interesting that this dicussion has gone on for two years.  It is important to have a standard and to follow it.

    SQL server is not picky about capitalization.  Now...

  • RE: TKO

    Yes. I agree with you completely.  Just like the first devices comming out in the wireless area.  I don't mean phones for those of us outside the US by the...

  • RE: TKO

    The attaction, and the danger, is that there are so many front ends for .NET that you can integrate legacy code without much design review.

    I remember talk of J# for...

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