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Daily Archives: November 30, 2016
What’s the little popup window in #SQLPrompt?
Awhile back I was working in SSMS and saw this window. It threw me off since I was trying to write some code and hadn’t expected it. I clicked Escape, Enter, a few things and was getting frustrated when it … Continue reading
The Pressure to Compromise Ethics
There have always been those that seek to defraud, deceive or mislead their customers. In order to do this, someone inside an organization has always been willing to pressure employees to compromise their ethics and morals. Construction companies may use … Continue reading
