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Daily Archives: February 3, 2016
Loading a Text File with a Line Feed
Loading text files is a skill that probably every DBA needs. I know that the import wizard is available, but there are times that you might want to automate this without using SSIS. In those cases, it’s nice to know … Continue reading
Queues in Databases
I ran across this post, The Database as a Queue Anti-Pattern, and it struck a chord. I both agree and disagree with the premise, and certainly see this as another case of the “it depends.” However, I am curious what others … Continue reading
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Tagged SOA, software development
