It most certainly...

I agree with your points, but I think you missed what that quote is really saying.

It's not really about "naming" things per se, it's a comment about how a name...

Sounds like your devs don't know how to use your ORM properly. That's a shame. ORMs semm to often be touted as a "silver bullet" to solve all your database...

Been a developer for 25+ years...I'm no longer optimistic.

IF you have an SSIS server per environment AND you are sure you'll NEVER need to change the parameters in the future (yeah, right) AND you never need to go...

We only have one server with one catalogue.

We use it to override settings that may come from deployments. New project -> Configure -> Link to environment. You may...

Yeah, but you can set the project to "build" but not to "deploy" in the solution's configuration in Visual Studio. That's what I generally do,. I want to "build" the...

I experienced a lot of problems with SSIS complaining about being unable to convert data. All I wanted to do was export my table to Excel, and the only way...

I didn't say "import", I said "export". 🙂

I'm glad you haven't had any issues, I wish my experience was equally "trivial", and introducing a conversion widget in your flow isn't...

Microsoft Excel, that's why....

def func1(p1):
    print(p1)


def func2(p1, p2):
    print(p1, p2)


def func_handler(func, *args):
    func(*args)


func_handler(func1, 1)
func_handler(func2, 1, 2)

I'm not sure what you're really...

I'm not sure what my point really was, but I guess it wasn't really arguing about where to put the semicolon. My issue is more with the lack of consistency...

So...this doesn't work...where does the semicolon go? I'd put it after the END myself, but it looks weird. Is "END" supposed to be terminated? I rarely do that, shoudl I...

You're blaming the developer -- are you so sure it was their fault?

"No, don't worry about that, just get it done, we'll fix it later." (ever head "management" say that?)

There...

What specifically do you mean by "migrate from SSMS to SSDT"? What do you want to migrate?

Do you want database objects? Tables/views/procs/etc.? Create a new Database project in Visual Studio...