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Owned by Unordained - Created on 09/09/2006 - Last edited on 05/22/2009 01/28/05 :: Person :: Dale Hanchey06/16/04 :: Folder :: Databases 09/09/06 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyFor every problem involving repetition, there are only three parts: a beginning, a middle, and an end. You usually code once for the middle, and call (Ed.: make a function call) for the beginning and end. 09/09/06 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyNever solve a problem you can eliminate. 08/22/10 :: Article :: When to use Stored Procedures / Stored Functions / Views :: vs. inline SQL or webservices08/21/10 :: Article :: Don't be afraid to be a power user! :: Database agnosticism is not a virtue04/26/05 :: Article :: Symbols [Scratchbook] :: Variables, constants, functions, contexts, lambdas04/16/09 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyA lot can be said for a solution that works.   06/16/05 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyWe embrace this idea with an enthusiasm born of desperation. 05/01/04 :: Article :: Relational databases :: What they are, and what they are not ...04/26/05 :: Article :: Representations [Scratchbook] [Deprecated] :: Variables, encoding, binary data; internal, primary, and possible representations01/30/05 :: Article :: Contracts and Callbacks :: We really don't like them, eh?01/29/09 :: Image :: Mixed row type display :: Showing rows that share only a few fields in one sortable list01/21/05 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyIf you haven't tested it, it doesn't work.  07/06/07 :: Article :: Datatypes [Scratchbook] :: Domains, classes, inheritance, value sets, type constraints06/18/10 :: Reference :: (link) :: USPS Postal Addressing Standards - Publication 2806/18/10 :: Reference :: (link) :: Falsehoods Programmers believe about Names05/09/05 :: Article :: Definitions (executive summary) :: Datatypes, types, domains, classes, constraints, values, variables, functions, ranges, representations, interfaces, protocols03/23/05 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyNever be too proud to steal a good idea.  09/10/08 :: Article :: SQL or SEQUEL :: On the correct pronunciation of the acronymn for Structured Query Language08/15/08 :: Article :: On the proper selection of a primary key :: And of the inconsequential nature of the choice 07/15/05 :: Article :: Meaningless Primary Keys, Arrogance :: You're wrong, I won't tell you why, but the results will be disastrous. *makes "spooky fingers" gesture*01/21/05 :: Quote :: Dale HancheyEvery government, once established, becomes oppressive. |
