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  • RE: Database Development Made Easy?

    ZZartin - Wednesday, August 30, 2017 12:11 PM

    jasona.work - Wednesday, August 30, 2017 6:31 AM

  • RE: Database Development Made Easy?

    Sean Redmond - Wednesday, August 30, 2017 2:34 AM

    Obligatory rant from me:
    Database development *is* easy. Developing databases well is not. You have...

  • RE: My Problem, or Yours?

    Learned a long time ago to not accept the old excuse of 'nothing has changed'.  

    When I hear this from the teams that I work with, my response...

  • RE: Auto DevOps

    I have zero interest in IoT being added to my car.
    It is simply another point of failure.  Expensive to troubleshoot and fix.
    My wife's 2015 GM products 'infotainment' system...

  • RE: A Database Design Test

    GeorgeCopeland - Friday, June 30, 2017 9:10 AM

    podmate - Friday, June 30, 2017 8:24 AM

  • RE: A Database Design Test

    Sean Lange - Friday, June 30, 2017 8:32 AM

    podmate - Friday, June 30, 2017 8:24 AM

    June 30, 2017 at 8:42 am

    #1948952

  • RE: A Database Design Test

    I am an architect for a very large, well known Fortune 120 company.
    I would love to have a diagram for every database that I am responsible for (or work...

  • RE: The Command Line is Back

    chrisn-585491 (11/9/2015)


    Dave,

    Increased license costs of SQL Server will drive more business away from MS than security concerns. If the industry were concerned about security, we would have abandon C and...

  • RE: The Road to Success

    Eric M Russell (8/20/2015)


    Programmers have it a lot easier than doctors. We have the luxery of practicing on test subjects, before moving on to the real thing, and even when...

  • RE: SSMS Maturity

    chrisn-585491 (7/3/2015)


    Now if they would just nuke SSIS from orbit. Millions of man hours lost to its quirks...

    Too bad there is no up vote or something similar, because this post...

  • RE: The Importance of Our Work

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (7/2/2015)


    podmate (7/2/2015)


    My first career was literally saving babies (running life support on extremely premature infants).

    I find that IT is a far more stressful career than...

  • RE: SSMS Maturity

    Eric M Russell (7/2/2015)


    Maybe BI developers who use SSIS and SSRS daily have a different perspective, but as someone in Dev/Ops who spends most of my time coding T-SQL in...

  • RE: The Importance of Our Work

    My first career was literally saving babies (running life support on extremely premature infants).

    I find that IT is a far more stressful career than medicine.

    In medicine, we are (mostly) working...

  • RE: SSMS Maturity

    Hopefully MS will give some love to SSMS and make it a better, more useful product.

    I spend most of my day in SSMS and while it does the job, there...

  • RE: Usages for Powershell

    I use PowerShell mostly for file/folder manipulation.

    Zipping/Unzipping, renaming files/folders, validating file headers, getting file line counts, moving/copying files/folders from one location to another and stuff like this.

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