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Monthly Archives: November 2018
Thanksgiving 2018
Today is Thanksgiving in the US, a holiday that most people get away from work. A reminder for all of you, no matter where you are. Be thankful for something in your life. We’re only here for a short time … Continue reading
Learning from PASS Summit Feedback
I got my feedback the other day, and was a bit surprised by a comment. I wasn’t having a great day and posted a note on Twitter. Not the best idea, but I did get some validation back that others … Continue reading
Another Reason to Care About Security
This is likely a short and quiet day for many of you with Thanksgiving in the US tomorrow. Most people have tomorrow off in the US, and those that do business with the US may have a quiet couple of … Continue reading
A Problem with POWER()
I ran into an interesting problem while working with the POWER() function. I was trying to do some binary conversions and had a statement like this to process powers of 2. SELECT POWER(2, n) This was designed to take a … Continue reading