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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Always restore with NORECOVERY
Always, always, ALWAYS restore a SQL Server database with the NORECOVERY option. It’s trivial to switch the database online. Not trivial to recover from an accidental restore with RECOVERY (the default) ‘nuff said.
Lifehacking – Not such a good idea?
I read the confessions of a recovering Lifehacker and thought it was an interesting read. It seems that the author has started to realize that while you can make some differences in the small stuff in your life, it’s just … Continue reading
Use Tools
As someone that works with Information Technology, I usually work on applications designed to make work easier. For example, we have accounting systems that ease the handling of debits and credits, they detect mistakes in data entry, and in general … Continue reading
The Tally Table and Expanding Rows
Suppose you had some data like this: Class Limit ————— ———– Calculus 5 History 4 Physics 2 But what you really want is this: Class Student ————— ———– Calculus Calculus Calculus Calculus Calculus History History History History Physics Physics Where … Continue reading