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  • RE: How to lay out SQL Code

    I BELIEVE THAT ALL UPPER CASE ANYTHING IS MORE DIFICULT TO READ AS IT PLACES THE EMPHASIS ON THOSE PARTS OF THE CODE THAT ARE ALSO COLORIZED (pink, blue and...

  • RE: How to lay out SQL Code

    Nathan Allan is a guy I could work with. I like and already use most but not all of his DML style. For constrains on columns I use...

  • RE: Practical Methods: Naming Conventions

    I agree with spelling things out but couldn't disagree more with prefixes. Love schema's for grouping Sales.Orders, Sales.OrderItem. For the folks that love a tName or vName let...

  • RE: A Pay Raise

    And so we reach the Goldilocks story of our time. If the pay seems to far above the market rate -- it must be for a good reason. ...

  • RE: A Pay Raise

    Ralph,

    I'd feel sorry for you but I believe that's not what you want. I know what you mean when you see others getting the goods and you just get...

  • RE: A Pay Raise

    Come on folks. Name one business that isn't in business to make a profit. If they don't make a profit they don't hire anybody.

    I work for...

  • RE: A Pay Raise

    Ralph further makes the point. All developers should take an active role in keeping their skills current with market demand. The cost to their future marketability is dangerously...

  • RE: A Pay Raise

    I believe David's post is spot on. It is attitude and not aptitude that makes the difference in the employee.

    There is only one company I've had the misfortune to...

  • RE: A Pay Raise

    "I have seen the enemy and he is us"

    -- Pogo.

    America has propped up the younger generation with self-esteem programs and non-competitive (formerly competitive) games and sports. We don't...

  • RE: Order Database Design

    IMHO, the line number is tramp data and not necessary from a DB design perspective.  However if it's important to the customer to have the order the items were placed in...

  • RE: Primary key naming convention

    Your best bet is method 2.  I understand the [TableName].[ID] naming convention from the object perspective.  When you move that to a database will end up using an alias for the...

  • RE: Sic Semper NULL

    So... what's wrong with null?  Is it any more correct to have null or a zero length string for a middle name?  I notice the author didn't provide a middle name.  So does...

  • RE: Practical Methods: Naming Conventions

    What a can of worms.  For what it's worth here's another opinion.  Remember it's worth what you paid for it:

    Prefixes - as a general rule I avoid them like the...

  • RE: SQL Server Adventures for the Oracle DBA

    I enjoyed your article as I'm struggling thru the forest heading in the other direction.  I believe there is a need out there for a series of books "Database A for...

  • RE: Maintenance Plan Mystery

    I got it solved.  The third time is the charm.  Initially I had created a second plan to test out using a "new" plan.  The third time I deleted the existing...

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