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Daily Archives: September 8, 2010
Common SQL Server Mistakes – GUID as a Clustered PK
I haven’t been thrilled with GUIDs as primary keys, mainly because I think that it’s hard for humans to work with GUIDs. A GUID, or uniqueidentifier, looks like this:ECB6ECB4-ACCB-4382-84D1-19990D59CA2FNot exactly something I want to try and type or include in … Continue reading
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Tagged databases, sql server, syndicated
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Developer Deployment Frustrations
Why don’t developers like SQL Server? Probably a few reasons, but I’m sure this is one that really frustrates them. I found a Connect Item that was titled: Why is Deploying SQL Server 2008 R2 sooooo FRUSTRATING?!! There really is … Continue reading
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Voice of the DBA 