Ingaz

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by Ingaz 16y ago
WITH RECOMPILE does opposite effect. It's kind of anti-hint. You force SQLServer to never use cached plans and regenerate query plan every time you run query. So you have always "plan generation overhead". Also, such SP can have only 1 runn
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by Ingaz 16y ago
JavaScript?
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by Ingaz 16y ago
I'm using PyScripter. Pros: very light, excellent debug with remote engine. Cons: only Windows, only 32bit Python versions. My friend prefers PyDev. I'm planning to try emacs for python coding. I've tried vim, tuned code completion, doc str
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by Ingaz 16y ago
Even worse for CORBA. .. On the second thought: The same companies made SOAP right after and along with CORBA. Maybe, even the same people. Don't blame Microsoft too much: IBM, Oracle, SAP, BEA - they are all ... equally "good"
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by Ingaz 16y ago
Hackage, rubygems, PyPi - are all modeled after CPAN
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by Ingaz 16y ago
Yeah. I always do in such way. And I will continue even if it's a bit slower =)
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by Ingaz 16y ago
Hm. I'm using emacs just several days. I've used: vim, visual studio, Delphi/CBuilder IDEs, PyScripter, notepad++, PL/SQL Developer, TOAD, others. What I found pleasant in emacs: It does not have learning curve at all. All I need to figure
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by Ingaz 16y ago
>>Excel is the tool of choice for non techies who need "database like" functionality but the word database scares the crap out of them. In fact I use Excel only as client for MS Analysis Services. It's my tool of choice. Not flawles
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by Ingaz 16y ago
Use python for prototyping and code generation. It works for me with C#. I do frequently: copy-paste fields from specification, make namedtuples from it, write/debug logic, and then: generate C# classes, rewrite logic in C#. Rewriting in C