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  • RE: Dimension Design - Many-to-Many/Parent-Child/Drill-down

    Thank for the reply and pointers 🙂

    As always, it comes down to what people want from their cube, and this certainly will help the discussion move along. 😀

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 1

    Hi Ken,

    I was perhaps trying to be provocative to make a serious point 🙂

    Re:- "In my opinion, *less* code is almost always a good thing - assuming it reduces complexity,...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 1

    The trouble is though that the CRUD procedures auto-generated are effectively line-item procedures? i.e. the processing is done RBAR.

    Creating procedures to do this, means effectively grinding through programming data into...

  • RE: The Schema Debate

    Some of the against views (both in this discussion and in blogs referenced in the original editorial) indicated that data / entities used originally for one purpose, eventually get...

  • RE: The Schema Debate

    Most replies so far seem to be in favour of schemas.

    Any more from those with a contrary view? 🙂

  • RE: The Schema Debate

    Simple and stupid sometimes works.

    There are multiple scenarios ( I think ) where use of multiple schema seem to make sense (to me).

    For example, consider partial projects A and B....

  • RE: Rowcount and multiple assignment

    ? ... from BOL ...

    "Statements that make a simple assignment always set the @@ROWCOUNT value to 1. No rows are sent to the client. Examples of these statements are: SET...

  • RE: Rowcount and multiple assignment

    I enjoyed working this one out, line by line 🙂

    Good little puzzle to start the day. Thanks!

  • RE: Primary Keys

    Good question :).

    Forces thinking about why you might not want to, and that that executing DDL statements without understanding the underlying context can lead to unexpected results.

    I don't think there...

  • RE: Is Your Database Application DeadLock and Timeout Resistent?

    Any cheap and cheerful mechanisms for testing this issue in a non-production environment are most welcome. Brute force will reveal issues that really need sorting.

  • RE: Function execution

    What do the various published SQL standards have to say about this behaviour?

    Surely, it is no more of a glitch, than say SQL being relatively lenient over implicit type conversion...

  • RE: The Average Joe

    🙂 The right way to do things Gary

  • RE: The Average Joe

    50% of people are of average or below average intellect. Seems quite a good 'excuse' for people to be average / below average at their job!

    Here in the UK, I...

  • RE: The Average Joe

    Indeed plenty of people will put huge amount of energy into other things ... family, children, social activities, community activities, and these will have a profound affect on their career...

  • RE: The Average Joe

    There is a certification forum here that may be able to give good advice.

    Generally the MS Press books covering an exam are a good place to start.

    In addition, head over...

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