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POPSSQL Server 2008 - Finally a DATE datatype? OMG this is my most wanted feature like EVER. It was promised but removed from SQL Server 2005. Will it really come this time? If so, I promise to convert all my apps to 2008 immediately upon release.
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POPSDebugging SQL Server 2005 Stored Procedures in Visual Studio I messed up in this clip and tried to clip over the &^^%$* publishing limit. And I read the message... I see that it's possible to clip "privately" with no publishing limits. HMMMMM :) Maybe that isn't quite so bad... Eric: Some of the negative vibes have melted away :)
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POPSTeam Server Hmm! This is interesting I guess, but the only thing that made me notice it was .... there is TOAD for SQL Server? OMG let me go puke now....
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POPSSubSonic: Two Big Checkins This product just keeps getting better and better. If only I weren't tied to Oracle at my day job, I'd spend some serious time with this. I don't want to find another reason to hate Oracle :) And if I got used to using this tool, that would do it!
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POPSPrimary Keys: IDs versus GUIDs I really am tempted to try it out sometime. I want it just to rid myself of the evil SEQUENCE crap in Oracle. I like the idea of generating the ID in my .NET code instead of having to retrieve it from Oracle via a second round trip. I hate Oracle. For SQL Server, well... inserting a record and getting it's new ID back via the IDENTITY column type is SO easy as to be a no-brainer. Unless you need it for replication or whatnot. Still, I'm tempted because I like to do things *one way* regardless of Oracle or SQL Server, but... /sigh
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