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BlingBling22947
01/30/18 7:34:37 PM
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realizing youre missing one critical piece of information to make it work.
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BewmHedshot
01/30/18 7:37:35 PM
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Nothing like spending $150 on a nice dinner and getting to dessert before realizing you asked out your second cousin.
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BlingBling22947
01/31/18 7:37:41 PM
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I dont even know why Im going through this.

I could be playing video games right now.
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FightingGames
01/31/18 7:39:07 PM
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>2018
>still using SQL
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BlingBling22947
02/01/18 8:08:11 PM
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I got it.
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BewmHedshot
02/01/18 8:46:12 PM
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FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL

"The only people still using SQL are scrubs and insurance salesmen"
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voldothegr8
02/01/18 8:57:53 PM
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BewmHedshot posted...
FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL

"The only people still using SQL are scrubs and insurance salesmen"

Is this some kind of joke, SQL DBs are everywhere. It's Access that's going the way of the dinosaur.
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BlingBling22947
02/02/18 6:42:32 PM
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I am smart.

S-M-R-T.
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AverageCEgal
02/02/18 6:43:37 PM
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Did Access ever take off?
It always seemed like something MS tried doing but not putting in effort.
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Squall28
02/02/18 6:44:38 PM
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FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL


What replaced it? Big Data?
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AverageCEgal
02/02/18 6:45:33 PM
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THE CLOUD
replaced it
wanna get a new pc so you can open your database
GO TO THE CLOUD
JUST GET MORE PC ON THE CLOUD
GET YOUr HOUSE ON THE CLOUD

its all the cloud
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FightingGames
02/02/18 6:56:16 PM
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Squall28 posted...
FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL


What replaced it? Big Data?

nosql. Look into couchdb and mongodb. Data are stored as key-values and you can use javascript code to query what you need. These databases can scale much more better than relational databases
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3deep5u
02/02/18 6:57:33 PM
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I'm taking a database class atm. It's an easy A.
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GOOMFalse
02/02/18 7:08:59 PM
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FightingGames posted...
Squall28 posted...
FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL


What replaced it? Big Data?

nosql. Look into couchdb and mongodb. Data are stored as key-values and you can use javascript code to query what you need. These databases can scale much more better than relational databases

Cubes and transformation tho
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Shmashed
02/02/18 7:10:39 PM
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FightingGames posted...
Squall28 posted...
FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL


What replaced it? Big Data?

nosql. Look into couchdb and mongodb. Data are stored as key-values and you can use javascript code to query what you need. These databases can scale much more better than relational databases


nosql is falling out of style and people are shifting back to sql:

https://blog.timescale.com/why-sql-beating-nosql-what-this-means-for-future-of-data-time-series-database-348b777b847a
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flussence
02/02/18 7:11:58 PM
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Squall28 posted...
FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL


What replaced it? Big Data?

no it turns out just using a json column in postgres outperforms most of these nosql databases without losing data
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BlingBling22947
02/03/18 7:23:24 PM
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BewmHedshot posted...
Nothing like spending $150 on a nice dinner and getting to dessert before realizing you asked out your second cousin.


I hate that.
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BlingBling22947
02/04/18 5:23:40 PM
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BewmHedshot posted...
"The only people still using SQL are scrubs and insurance salesmen"


I am
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treewojima
02/04/18 5:28:57 PM
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I feel like I'm in a Dilbert comic
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Tyranthraxus
02/04/18 5:53:34 PM
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FightingGames posted...
Squall28 posted...
FightingGames posted...
>2018
>still using SQL


What replaced it? Big Data?

nosql. Look into couchdb and mongodb. Data are stored as key-values and you can use javascript code to query what you need. These databases can scale much more better than relational databases


I sometimes wonder what the fuck happens at job interviews with people like you.

"How are your skills with SQL? We have two MSSQL products and a legacy application using MySQL."

"Wow I thought this was for a serious position I can't believe people are still using SQL in 2018"
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