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Daily Archives: June 4, 2013
CHOOSE in SQL Server 2012
The CHOOSE command is new in the T-SQL as of SQL Server 2012. I hadn’t ever had the chance to work with it, but after seeing someone submit a piece recently, I decided to play with it a bit. This … Continue reading
The Joy of Technology
I ran across this piece on the joy of being a programmer, which resonated with me. I started at a programmer, at about the same age, 10 or so. I’m a little older than the author, but I’ve spent most of … Continue reading
