He/him. Canadian. DBRE @StackOverflow. SQL Server. 25-year MVP. Bruins. Patriots. The Hip. Equality. Ask is not a noun. Friends don't let friends use MERGE.
Recent blog posts:
April 2023 – Spring break, work travel, and other stuff
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GENERATE_SERIES: My new go-to to build sets
https://t.co/9fglVw1Yl8
Refresh views automatically after schema changes:
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New blog posts this week.
A few pics from our trip to Powassan, Ontario, for the Can/Am Cup:
https://t.co/0aGbaW6ZSs
And a quick post on using DDL triggers to refresh views automatically:
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@pamanes7 Why not? If I have an M1 (either by choice or because it is what work offered me, or both), and I have to work locally/offline on some stored procedures someone implemented, and they have FORMAT() for example, a container is much lighter weight than unreliable VMs. YMMV.
Busy week for the blogger in me!
1. Bunch of SQL Server updates:
https://t.co/Lhamo51f4J
2. I am now getting ~5 Gbps to my laptop:
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3. Part 2 of pretty calendars from SQL:
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4. My first post on Simple Talk:
https://t.co/JteQdEItHf
I blogged about Gord today:
https://t.co/dgnBKmgQD3
Earlier in the week, my first tip in a series on generating pretty CSS calendars for blog archives:
https://t.co/aaqlVfpoto
@pkanavos Not in the slightest, seems like bulk insert has some margin of error and is forgiving / doing some kind of wraparound on the values. That is not good, whatever it is.
[Blog] : And then there were shirts… the story behind new SQLBlog-branded clothing (with proceeds going to The Trevor Project and Black Lives Matter).
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@SirFisch I don’t know, the number of successful challenges I see (and the number of times they still get it wrong even after a review, and the lame explanations), and the inconsistency (Kelce vs. Hunter Henry), leads me to believe I’d like the sport a lot less with zero accountability.
@ElfJesuit@MikeGiardi@scottzolak Ha, are you seriously suggesting a rule that benefitted the Patriots 20 years ago (and also went against them earlier that same season) makes it ok to continue making worse and worse calls today? Ok.
Don’t get me wrong. The Patriots deserved to lose that game. What a goofy Benny Hill sequence, for what, to avoid overtime? Why? I’d rather have let Folk try a 70-yarder because why not?
But they never should have been in a tie at the end in the first place; that’s on the refs.