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While in Porto at NDC Porto, I sat down with @richcampbell to talk about unit testing transactional database code on @RunAsRadio Check it out here: https://t.co/uFMiekqv2G
Excited to be on my way to @NDC_Conferences#NDCPorto! I’ll be talking about unit testing transactional databases and making an appearance on @RunAsRadio
@RestinBeachFace Depending on travel time to the airport, that seems…extreme. I’m over 35, and I rarely want to arrive at the airport much more than 30 minutes before boarding (unless passport control is involved).
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Hey #sqlfamily, I have a good friend who is looking for a new role. They have 6+ years experience as a Data Engineer working with SQL Server and large data sets. Prefer remote, but open to relocation for the right role - hit my DMs if you have a good role open!
@davebally Because app devs automatically think all stored procedures are bad and DBAs automatically think all ORM access is bad. Both sides are right and wrong. There is no good reason to be writing stored procs for CRUD in 2023. For complex logic, though? Gimme some of that
.@SAS is not the best *A carrier in Europe, but it usually gets delay communication right. Except today for SK1586 BCN -> CPH. They are stubbornly insisting it will leave on time in 25 minutes, even though the incoming aircraft is still over an hour away.
@Chris_L_Ayers As with everything, there is nuance. While the mass transit is certainly more comprehensive than in most of the US (although it doesn’t feel hugely different from Chicago), it tends to be less disability-friendly and more prone to strikes.
@jfarrell What if you’re using EF along with other data access (Cassandra, for example). Okay with a custom repository pattern then? For developer consistency