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Be Careful of Your Create Stored Procedure Batch
I was rehearsing a demo with someone recently and we had some stored procedure code that looked like this: CREATE PROCEDURE UpdateEmpID @empid INT AS BEGIN UPDATE dbo.Employees SET empid = 3 WHERE empid = @empid ; END However, this … Continue reading
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The Salary Range
We published the results of our 2016 Salary Survey today, which has some interesting numbers in it. I haven’t done a lot of analysis of the data, but it seems as though the averages are higher than I expected for … Continue reading
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