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  • RE: Getting Distinct

    This was easy??? Do you actually expect we'll read the question?? I almost put 4 then glanced again and saw it was * not a column.

  • RE: The Cost of Switching

    We are like others not upgrading from SQL 2008R2 because of the cost. We'll soon be evaluating products for replacing in house systems and it being MS SQL based...

  • RE: Debugging SQL Server

    I generally use Print/Select statements but I have found the SQL debugger useful from time to time.

  • RE: Testing

    I feel very lucky. It is been a rare that I have been told get done by x date regardless of how poor it's done. Just yesterday my...

  • RE: Testing

    I think it goes back to who is responsible. I was on a team of about 10 progs and there was continual efforts to lay blame. Finally it...

  • RE: Staying Successful

    I live in the US and the county government where I live has an extensive health 'watch' program. If you participate you get reduced rates and deductibles. It...

  • RE: Recovering from Bad Deployments

    I am always surprised to hear a company say a lot of planning/prep isn't a good idea. I've worked at place that said 'huh that's a good idea' and...

  • RE: Unused Procedure lists - Most easiest way

    Never needed this but did not 'really' know this existed. Thanks for the reminder.

  • RE: The Wish List

    All I want for xmas is a response from M$ for my suggestion to improve Visual Studio (and then of course for them to do it). I think I...

  • RE: Always Canary

    In the case of db updates/changes if the passive system gets 'distressed' then you can fix it. If you put it in production and if fails then you 'die'...

  • RE: Always Canary

    I believe Steve is referencing the old 'Canary in a Coal Mine'. Miners would test air quality using a bird. If it dies or becomes distressed get the...

  • RE: MY Data

    Actually members of Congress have to pass background checks to get access to Top Secret information. I don't believe the President has similar requirements.

  • RE: MY Data

    I am surprised no one mentioned Harry Seldon and the Foundation Book Series. Harry created a mathematics that could model human behavior on a large scale (accurately). Asimov's...

  • RE: Summit 2014

    I am looking forward to the all you can eat sushi buffet!!!! Plus all the learning...

  • RE: Data Science for SQL Folks: Leveraging SQL and R

    Pluralsight just added an R course. I am presently enjoying it (and hopefully learning at the same time!). I especially liked the first graph showing increasing value as...

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