...are we allowed to say spanked?

OK. Perhaps two articles. The one you suggest should highlight that the...

Jeff,

I have followed this thread from the start and I have read the article of yours you recommended. I was hoping to work out what solution you are eluding to....

Jeff Moden (2/22/2010)

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reidres (2/22/2010)

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Jeff,

I don't want people on my team optimizing for trivial things, and the constraints of the project define those things. Speed may not be essential, or...

Ivanna Noh (2/22/2010)

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scalable, maintainable and robust...not in the original spec!

if that was a contract i'd be looking for additional payment for variations :w00t:

This was meant as a quick coding...

...didn't see maintainable nor...

dennis.oconnor (2/22/2010)

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It boggles my mind to see how far I have to go to be competent in T-SQL. I read these columns for enlightenment but so much of it is...

So many fails...fizbuz? BizzBuzz?

No attention to the specification...don't worry gents, I'll hold the door for you 😛

Steve,

I must have posted here...

GSquared (2/22/2010)

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Just to annoy Jeff, here's my "ultimate version":

SET NOCOUNT ON;

DECLARE @Table1 TABLE (

ID int IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,

Number int);

DECLARE @Number INT;

SELECT @Number = 1;

WHILE @Number <= 100

BEGIN

INSERT INTO @Table1 (Number)

SELECT...

I think that Jason is right. I must confess that I need to complete my "thought shift". Having worked with many IT professionals that struggled with Object Orientation I can...

Jeff is spot on regarding supplying an answer. This is like googling for results. Sure, after much debate maybe it would be worthwhile Jeff showing some of us a solution...

Richard is absolutely correct.

Although I'd like to see a tribunal oversee a heated debate on coding standards - I'd be killing myself!!!

Seriously though, it is an important issue that can...

I first heard of this test when I was asked to do this in C# for a contract development role a few years ago. I was given a laptop with...

Aw...you guys!!!