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Daily Archives: September 17, 2010
Large Chunks of Data
This Friday Steve Jones talks reporting. Specifically he wonders how long can a report be before it’s just wasting space. Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged software development, sql server
ACID
What’s ACID in databases? I was asked this in an interview a long time ago and I couldn’t remember the exact meaning. For a (supposedly) senior DBA, that’s bad. I could, however, tell what it means and what it enforces … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged databases, syndicated
