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Daily Archives: October 12, 2010
Google Wind
I’m not sure Google is a better company than Microsoft or some of the other extremely large companies that get caught up in dominating a market. However they are engaged in some interesting projects, and I have to think that … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #12 – Misconceptions
It’s time for T-SQL Tuesday again, and I’m happy to participate again. This is a monthly blog party started by Adam Machanic (Blog|Twitter )that asks people to write on a particular topic all on the same day. This month’s theme … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged syndicated, T-SQL, T-SQL Tuesday
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Are There That Many GUIDs?
Do a lot of people actually use GUIDs as Primary Keys? I haven’t used them much, and I would have thought that more people chose identity keys. It seems that most of the demos and examples I see from bloggers … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged database design, sql server, T-SQL
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