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  • Reply To: How to Delete Large Amounts of Data

    We had the same  problem today.

    I wrote a script that does the following:

    • Starts a transaction
    • retrieves the last id number of the table
    • uses sp_rename to rename the PK,...
  • Reply To: The Scariest Data Type

    The scariest data type may be sql_variant, but any data type can made to be scary if it is nullable.

  • Reply To: Model Good Behavior

    We used a popular commercial telephony library to implement an IVR system. This library comes with extensive example code. One of the common complaints in the reviews of the software...

  • Reply To: Preventing Trigger Execution

    You can wrap it all in a transaction, but everyone who uses the table (and more) will be locked for the duration of your change.

    Best to do it during off-peak...

  • Reply To: Data Sovereignty Issues

    This is an especially important when you store personal information, as the laws of the local area apply to the data and the transmission of such data. Thus a country...

  • Reply To: A Technology Collapse

    I doubt that they will build any more giant dishes. Most giant radio telescopes now are long baseline arrays which coordinate their signals using atomic clocks in order to increase...

  • Reply To: Do You Still Want Coping Tips?

    Yes

    Working from home in healthcare IT support. As this crisis goes on it becomes more and more stressful. Now with re-opening, there will be a spike in the stress levels,...

  • RE: A simple trick for “Block Comment” syntax in SSMS

    I begin the block with [font="Courier New"]/*Dbg [/font]for debug code and [font="Courier New"]/*Rls[/font] for release code. That way I can search and replace [font="Courier New"]--/*Dbg [/font]with [font="Courier New"]/*Dbg [/font]to disable...

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