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  • RE: We Want Maturity, But Is It Fun?

    batgirl (12/23/2014)


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    I'm looking foward to easing my way into semi-retirement in a job that I loved and the only new twist is that I will work at home.

    Good on you,...

  • RE: We Want Maturity, But Is It Fun?

    I would have to say the place that strikes a good balance between various competing demands is usually the most fun and least hateful.

    a balance between life outside of work...

  • RE: Kitchen Culture

    Oh, I can recount a few horror stories. It's why Office Space was a bit eerie. Still is whenever I watch it.

    And admittedly, sometimes I've made some poor...

  • RE: Kitchen Culture

    Andy, sorry, I've been working in IT for closing in on 30 years, so I've been through several organizations and seen even more high dollar management people in action.

    I digress...

  • RE: Kitchen Culture

    I usually get no lunch two to three days a week, sometimes that includes all 5 weekdays. So I don't care if there's a kitchen or not.

    As far...

  • RE: DBAs happiest people at work

    Actually I'm pretty familiar with troubleshooting(in this case the error didn't reproduce.) But I don't want to be troubleshooting this layer of the system. And it's not that...

  • RE: DBAs happiest people at work

    So I'm sitting here trying to read through the source of an .asp page because it occasionally kicks out an iis 500 error. And I've been assigned to locate...

  • RE: DBAs happiest people at work

    Cody K (3/31/2014)


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    I really like working with SQL Server and it seems like the right place in tech for me. But I'm also terribly, terribly unhappy with my workplace, looking...

  • RE: how to use a .bak file generated from sql server 2008R2 and need to use in sql server 2012.

    As other posters have stated, a 2008 (+R2) or 2005 backup is restorable to Sql Server 2012. The database will be upgraded to Sql Server 2012 when you restore...

  • RE: query change gives weird perf results

    Yeah, it's Sql Server 2000. It doesn't do anything for me, but supposedly they're going to let me migrate the 2k to 2012 later this year, so once that's...

  • RE: query change gives weird perf results

    Well, as far as I can tell, the config option to optimize for ad-hoc workloads wasn't available in Sql Server 2000. But it's been awhile since I'd had to...

  • RE: query change gives weird perf results

    I've tried restricting Q2 to single threaded execution, and that didn't help, it just eliminated the parallelism from the plan and extended the duration time a trivial amount.

    I haven't checked...

  • RE: Better, Faster, and Cheaper

    Andy, it might seem like I'm laying it in for you, but I'm really not. Seriously, I'm joking about my RAEG.

    But managers don't push to advance the...

  • RE: Better, Faster, and Cheaper

    I've seen it, but it's always worth another viewing.

    It's funny but/because it's aneurism-inducingly close to reality.

  • RE: Better, Faster, and Cheaper

    Seriously though, the reason the triangle is applied so much is simply because it's so applicable.

    But it IS misapplied in this case. For the sake of this discussion, look...

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