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Congratualtions!
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Congrats!
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ta!
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Does coffee never arrive when expected because it's always latte?
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grrr, more milky coffee, no wonder my long black face.
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Vente do you come up with this stuff?
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no, it's because it's gone to ground.
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I think it's because they always get mugged.
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Bean there, done that.
/ravi
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Did you get the Tea Shirt?
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I'm glad you expresso your opinion on this. It really perked me up at the end of the day.
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It’s just slow - typical for Java!
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Spam...
Try? No!
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Lopatir wrote: Spam...
Is it? Why?
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kmoorevs wrote: btw, the problems involved 'ambiguous' fields in the Order By clause of a union query...something that seems to have been fixed with 2005.
well, there are people that program with bugs interesting features in mind (- moreso in the past.)
... jus sayin.
ok, gulty once long ago... with the way mysql (vs almost all other dbs) handle re-referenced fields in update queries - and btw: the "standard" is unclear.
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The fix is really simple. Simply specify that your app requires SQL Server 20xx or higher. Problem solved.
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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote: Simply specify that your app requires SQL Server 20xx or higher. Problem solved.
I can document (and have) all I want, but the end users don't read that stuff, nor do they care.
Any time the product fails, it's my fault. Given the choice between just fixing it myself or sending a request and waiting for someone else to do their job, I've always found it easier to choose the former. It was hard to find, but really easy to fix.
Besides, in this case, there may be other longtime customers whose part-time/faux dbas weren't diligent when migrating off older servers. With that in mind, I've put in the extra effort to warn the end users (unobtrusively or course) (and us) when that setting is below the supported setting and how to resolve it.
There's always room for improvement.
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SQL92 ought to be enough for anybody.
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SQL-92 contains a lot of peculiar stuff and fortunately most of the DBMS' do not fully support it.
Take NATURAL JOIN or UNION JOIN for example.
Just saying...
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Upto the version that it was developed on, or the "current" last supported version.
Not indefinetly
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: Upto the version that it was developed on
- within my environment. A few exceptions also include the testers environment if I was the one setting it up.
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