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30m ago
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Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
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I tried doing as mentioned here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63636622/sql-install-error-the-mof-compiler-could-not-connect-with-the-wmi-server
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Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
2h ago
I want to design database such that user can create dynamic role and their permission. So they can access only those end point. I don't want to to use if condition for every single role because it is not feasible in this case. I am not sure to where to go for it. Although their are plenty of resources but I could not find resources specifically for designing role base access which is dynamic in nature with example. At the moment i believe these are table, user, permission, role, user_permission, user_role. group, group permission, group_roles, other etc. I get this idea from Linux permission ..read more
Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
3h ago
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Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
7h ago
Latest episode of the Path To Citus Con podcast just published & Ep15 is about "My Journey to Explaining EXPLAIN" with the fascinating Michael Christofides of pgMustard (and who is also co-host of the Postgres FM deep-dive technical podcast too.) We dug into what led up to Michael's founding of the Postgres company pgMustard—and why he's so determined to help people make more sense of EXPLAIN output (and why he thinks BUFFERS should be on by default.)
We've been getting some really positive feedback about this Path To Citus Con podcast that explores people's different paths into working i ..read more
Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
7h ago
I am working on an HP server and I need to update it urgently in my region. I have a Sql Server Standard 2008 key from an old AMD Opteron server and I want to migrate it to a new one. I don't know if it will be possible, but to do it I urgently need the iso. complete Spanish of Sql server 2008 standard reddit team I hope you can help me I would appreciate it
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Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
9h ago
For optimization,
Is it a better idea to make the query sort, process, etcetera, the data as much as possible, or is it better to let the client application do the most processing it can, and leave the query only to get the data needed and not process it in any way?
Note: by processing, I mean sorting, additions, divisions, percentages, concatenations, etc.
Thank you!
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Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
11h ago
I'm new to working with databases. I read and watched the materials, understood all the concepts: database normalization, communications, etc. But I still did not understand how to optimally design complex databases.
My task:
A database is being written to manage the inspection department of a retail chain. There are stores and a list of employees. An inspection schedule is created for the stores, where the final data I need to save will include:
Date of inspection (working day)
Stores (from 1 to many)
Workers who go to stores (from 1 to many)
Other additional data (no problem with this ..read more
Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
12h ago
Can we insert a list into a table??? If so how?
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Reddit » SQL (Structured Query Language)
12h ago
Hello, MS SQL question here:
Real world problem of trying to determine if today is equal to, or greater than, someone's birthday in a WHERE clause. I've read more stack overflow posts on this than I care to admit.
The current solution I have is to use DATEPART(DayOfYear, DOB) <= DATEPART(DayOfYear, GetDate()).
The problem I have is the edge case of: What if someone is born on December 31st. 1 is not less than 365 (366 in a leap year), so how do I handle this? I can't do an OR TODAY IS LESS THAN DayOfYear BUT YEAR IS HIGHER because, well, that's pretty much every day.
I could probably use a ..read more