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  • RE: What is NoSQL?

    I think it's funny how all of these "NoSQL" environments now support some flavor of SQL. In reality, they meant to be non-relational.

    I've seen many projects implemented in...

  • RE: The Master of the Schema

    GeorgeCopeland - Tuesday, August 14, 2018 11:31 AM

    I agree too. The problems have nothing to do with the tools, it is...

  • RE: The Master of the Schema

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor - Tuesday, August 14, 2018 9:15 AM

    I'd argue that this isn't the mis-use of the ORM,...

  • RE: The Master of the Schema

    roger.plowman - Tuesday, August 14, 2018 6:55 AM

    Having said that, for God's sake, get some power tools! There's no sense trying to...

  • RE: The Master of the Schema

    As previously mentioned, an ORM is a tool that when used properly does what is expected. Unfortunately, it's the mis-use of an ORM where I have encountered more performance issues...

  • RE: Will Terminators Be Required?

    I agree with John Rees in that there should be an option to turn it on so I can ensure that my developers use it consistently like I do. I...

  • RE: Where's the Schema?

    .. There's always a schema, and the rules have to be implemented up front, or later on. Whether you use a RDBMS or a NoSQL store, you are going...

  • RE: Where's the Schema?

    HighPlainsDBA - Tuesday, July 3, 2018 10:40 AM

    Rod at work - Tuesday, July 3, 2018 9:34 AM

  • RE: ETL or ELT

    xsevensinzx - Tuesday, April 3, 2018 7:14 AM

    The issue I have with this is when you work with large sets of...

  • RE: ETL or ELT

    I have to agree with Steve on this: “I'll admit that I often prefer to transform data inside of a SQL Server target, OLTP or DW database. The reason is...

  • RE: Where conditions

    Funny, I was actually glad to get this one wrong!  I had always assumed that there was no order of logical precedence and therefore always preached using parenthesis correctly.  I...

  • RE: Paying It Forward

    I totally believe in paying it forward.  Because of a presentation I saw in a user group, it open my eyes to a whole new world.  Actually, there wasn't a...

  • RE: Performance of GROUP BY multiple columns

    Stewart "Arturius" Campbell - Tuesday, March 27, 2018 6:36 AM

    Concur in 99.999% of all cases...

    The only case where i...

  • RE: Performance of GROUP BY multiple columns

    Ignoring the missing OVER() clause, this is still a good example.  I have seen way too many situations where DISTINCT was thrown into a query without regard to the consequences. ...

  • RE: Muddle Through

    chrisn-585491 - Thursday, February 15, 2018 8:09 AM

    It's muddles all the way down... 😀

    I automated myself out of a job once with...

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