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  • Reply To: The Great Developer Resignation

    I suspect that most resignations are people switching jobs, and the primary motivation is the opportunity of remote work. Historically, and this applies especially to IT, there are those who...

  • Reply To: Are You a Good Engineer?

    The business should define outcomes. For example: build a dashboard providing A, B, C that conforms with our established Agile / DevOps process, and deliver it within our X budget...

  • Reply To: A New Language

    Not only useful, but JavaScript is is just plain fun to learn.

  • Reply To: Knowing When to Respond

    Query Store is a good tool for baselining a query over time and also identifying if it's execution plan has regressed in a way that contributes to it's performance. Too...

  • Reply To: Most of Us Are Vulnerable

    All PCs connected to our network must have a client tool installed called 'Admin By Request' by FaskTrack Software. It intercepts any attempt by an executable to run as local...

  • Reply To: Most of Us Are Vulnerable

    The most significant threat to any organization is the DBA who downloads from GitHub an executable containing a remote desktop trojan. The trojan is running on a PC behind the...

  • Reply To: A New Language

    Our DBA team has an ASP.NET application called DBADashboard where we consolidate various operational reports for our own consumption and other reports that provide visibility to other IT teams. It's...

  • Reply To: It Isn't Worth Automating

    You also have to take into consideration the amount of wasted time that would result if the automated schedule was calculated incorrectly resulting in duplicated effort - or even worse,...

  • Reply To: Coding for the Future

    That could be, but when management dictates to developers how to code a for() loop, then it's time to polish up the resume and move on.

  • Reply To: Coding for the Future

    I don't know what logic was executed inside the loop. If it was querying the database for each iteration (bad design pattern to start with), then I can somewhat understand...

  • Reply To: Education to solve the tech skills shortage

    SQL Server has been very very good to me.

  • Reply To: Challenging Trends

    ".. I wonder how many businesses have started to see new trends and needed to abandon some amount of historical data from their charts and graphs. If that's the case,...

  • Reply To: Data Cleanup

    The other day, I loaded up Leisure Suit Larry from a 3.5" floppy I purchased in 1990. Still good.

  • Reply To: Data Cleanup

    Where I work, we have a polling process that runs daily and sends email notifications about databases that havn't been used for X days. The same goes for SQL and...

  • Reply To: Looking Back at 2021

    2021 was the year I was tired all the time - perhaps it was recovery from 2020.

    In regards to SQL Server, auditing and compliance was front and center. I developed...

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