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  • RE: Multiple queries in the same stored procedure

    Jason A. Long (1/27/2016)


    Just my 2 cents... If you want to prove anything to anybody, do it with the code...

    Write a 2nd version of the proc (the way you believe...

  • RE: 100 Hours

    Maybe it is not always as straightforward as picking up new skills and mental models. Sometimes a person may have to 'unlearn' old approaches, such as a procedurally-trained programmer coming...

  • RE: What is DevOps?

    Could there be a tendency, over time and in a successful devops team, for individuals to learn new skills from the 'other' side, to the detriment of learning more advanced...

  • RE: Multiple queries in the same stored procedure

    Luis Cazares (9/28/2015)


    Tavis Reddick (9/28/2015)


    Luis Cazares (9/28/2015)


    You shouldn't create code based on entities, you should create code based on processes.

    Could you expand on this please? We consider the stored procedures...

  • RE: Multiple queries in the same stored procedure

    Luis Cazares (9/28/2015)


    With just over 10,000 rows, most things should run fast. Once it keeps growing, that might be an issue.

    I agree, but since each row matches a physical asset...

  • RE: Multiple queries in the same stored procedure

    For an in-house system with just over 10,000 records in the main entity table, I created a set of stored procedures of the following pattern:

    For each entity (table, each with...

  • RE: Import XML file into Sql Server 2014 DB

    Also is there any software that will create a schema from an XML file?

    Apart from the previous suggestions and professional XML editing tools, if you have Microsoft InfoPath as part...

  • RE: No Compelling Reason

    TomThomson (9/22/2014)


    I've never worked in an association that didn't change its own code, and I've always advocated getting the latest tools, the newest possible technology, that was justifiable in business...

  • RE: No Compelling Reason

    TomThomson (9/22/2014)


    Tavis Reddick (9/22/2014)


    Anyway, whenever I hear a DBA saying something like "I see no compelling reason to upgrade" my eyes turn red, smoke issues from my nostrils and I...

  • RE: No Compelling Reason

    Will nobody think of the developers? 🙂

    Seriously, if humankind had adopted "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" we'd still be living in caves and drinking out of puddles. Requirements...

  • RE: ssrs 2008 r2 parameter for sorting

    While some of the examples linked to surely work, their presentation is a bit messy.

    I knocked up this example based on some kind of solution I half remembered:

    DECLARE @sortfruit BIT,...

  • RE: XML to file

    I am not sure about the report, but the SQL Server Management Studio issue seems to be that you are saving the results (possibly as text or CSV), not the...

  • RE: XMLQuery on NVARCHAR MAX column using filter

    I think you can do this with the value function using XPath in SQL Server 2005 and later, although here I've used a Common Table Expression from 2008 to convert...

  • RE: Is It Time To Clear Out Those Quirky Functions?

    Gary Varga (8/18/2014)


    Fair points but I cannot see anything that cannot be resolved by a combination of data cleansing and judicious use of TRIM and ISNULL/COALESCE (although the code might...

  • RE: Is It Time To Clear Out Those Quirky Functions?

    Gary Varga (8/18/2014)


    Tavis Reddick (8/18/2014)


    I would like to see a (T-)SQL function like normalize-space() from XPath, which I believe is slightly more useful than just TRIM, as it deals with...

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