Comments for The Grateful DBA http://troygallant.com Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 08 Feb 2011 10:45:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on SSMS Default Save Location by Anton http://troygallant.com/?p=566&cpage=1#comment-1006 Anton Tue, 08 Feb 2011 10:45:47 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=566#comment-1006 I completely agree but then again there are a number of stupid omissions and outright bugs in SSMS. There is a bug (Agent job history config) that was accepted as a bug in 2006, and STILL hasn't been fixed. Hmmm, why do we pay for this again? I completely agree but then again there are a number of stupid omissions and outright bugs in SSMS. There is a bug (Agent job history config) that was accepted as a bug in 2006, and STILL hasn’t been fixed. Hmmm, why do we pay for this again?
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]]> Comment on SQL Saturday #62 – Tampa, FL 2011 by Tweets that mention The Grateful DBA » SQL Saturday #62 – Tampa, FL 2011 -- Topsy.com http://troygallant.com/?p=901&cpage=1#comment-972 Tweets that mention The Grateful DBA » SQL Saturday #62 – Tampa, FL 2011 -- Topsy.com Tue, 04 Jan 2011 23:38:37 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=901#comment-972 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by David Fekke. David Fekke said: RT @GratefulDBA: [New Blog Post] "SQL Saturday 62 - Tampa, FL" http://troygallant.com/?p=901 Yeehaw...only 10 more days to go! #SQLSat62 [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by David Fekke. David Fekke said: RT @GratefulDBA: [New Blog Post] "SQL Saturday 62 – Tampa, FL" http://troygallant.com/?p=901 Yeehaw…only 10 more days to go! #SQLSat62 [...]

]]> Comment on Which is Faster; the Chicken or the Egg? by Tweets that mention The Grateful DBA » Which is Faster; the Chicken or the Egg? -- Topsy.com http://troygallant.com/?p=842&cpage=1#comment-843 Tweets that mention The Grateful DBA » Which is Faster; the Chicken or the Egg? -- Topsy.com Thu, 02 Dec 2010 22:07:51 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=842#comment-843 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jason E Bacani, Troy Gallant. Troy Gallant said: [New Blog Post] Which is Faster; the Chicken or the Egg? http://troygallant.com/?p=842 [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jason E Bacani, Troy Gallant. Troy Gallant said: [New Blog Post] Which is Faster; the Chicken or the Egg? http://troygallant.com/?p=842 [...]

]]> Comment on Which is Faster; the Chicken or the Egg? by Jason Bacani http://troygallant.com/?p=842&cpage=1#comment-842 Jason Bacani Thu, 02 Dec 2010 22:03:29 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=842#comment-842 Consider Indiv Updates Avg of 641.8 versus Between Avg of 4.8. Difference is 641.8 – 4.8 = 638.0 Then 638.8 / 4.8 = 132.7… Meaning 132.7 times faster… That then is a 13170 Percent increase, or 13170 percent faster. Does this make sense? Or is my math wrong? Consider Indiv Updates Avg of 641.8 versus Between Avg of 4.8.

Difference is 641.8 – 4.8 = 638.0

Then 638.8 / 4.8 = 132.7… Meaning 132.7 times faster…

That then is a 13170 Percent increase, or 13170 percent faster.

Does this make sense?

Or is my math wrong?

]]> Comment on Which is Faster; the Chicken or the Egg? by Crystal http://troygallant.com/?p=842&cpage=1#comment-841 Crystal Thu, 02 Dec 2010 21:52:56 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=842#comment-841 Very cool! (R)(R) all the way! Very cool! (R)(R) all the way!

]]> Comment on Copy/Paste From SSMS to Excel by Tweets that mention The Grateful DBA » Copy/Paste From SSMS to Excel -- Topsy.com http://troygallant.com/?p=824&cpage=1#comment-839 Tweets that mention The Grateful DBA » Copy/Paste From SSMS to Excel -- Topsy.com Tue, 30 Nov 2010 16:48:14 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=824#comment-839 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jorge Segarra, Jacksonville SSUG and Troy Gallant, Troy Gallant. Troy Gallant said: [New Blog Post] From the did-you-know category: "Copy/Paste From SSMS to Excel" http://troygallant.com/?p=824 [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jorge Segarra, Jacksonville SSUG and Troy Gallant, Troy Gallant. Troy Gallant said: [New Blog Post] From the did-you-know category: "Copy/Paste From SSMS to Excel" http://troygallant.com/?p=824 [...]

]]> Comment on Copy/Paste From SSMS to Excel by The Grateful DBA http://troygallant.com/?p=824&cpage=1#comment-838 The Grateful DBA Tue, 30 Nov 2010 16:23:14 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=824#comment-838 Thanks for stopping by the site Amit. Have a great day! Thanks for stopping by the site Amit. Have a great day!

]]> Comment on Copy/Paste From SSMS to Excel by Amit Banerjee http://troygallant.com/?p=824&cpage=1#comment-837 Amit Banerjee Tue, 30 Nov 2010 16:18:02 +0000 http://troygallant.com/?p=824#comment-837 Some of the simple things like this make work a lot easier. :) Some of the simple things like this
make work a lot easier. :)

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