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**Description** This has been happening for a while with Test Modules and I've been dealing with it using an '@IgnoreModule annotation. However if I remove the '@IgnoreModule annotation from a Test Module then all the tests within that module give rise to a 'procedure not used inspection' .
> Thinking about this a bit, this is even a bit more complicated. We cannot perform the refactorings on the attribute code, because we have no idea where the references are in the attributes code.
weird... I've just been granted access to our much vaunted EDW. I was told the connection server is "abcde,17001". (abcde is obsfucated, the ",17001" is literally what I was told).
connecting via SSMS or VS I get:
funny thing, I can connect to "abcde" and it seems there's some sort of fake server running there with all the tables and views but no data.
@FreeMan going back a couple decades... End of the World is a stupid video which kept getting sampled for a radio show in Cleveland ("that's a sweet earth" "ROUND!")
it's hard to see "le sigh" without thinking of that video... lol
I don't like a lot of the layout. I'm trying hard to keep the #GetOffMyLawn to a minimum. Biggest gripe is alternate keyboards being universal across all apps.
that's good, i guess... i spent about 6 hours setting up my computer after my transition; adjusting settings, setting up QAB, setting up taskbar location/order, downloading programs, etc.
@this as a non-SQL user, i dont see what's wrong... i thought SELECT was related to subquery factoring and is appropriate to use with an object? with item as (select * from table)
@Hosch250 when i lived in ohio it was the same way... the orange flowers are pretty in the sun
@this ""The SQL Server documentation indicates that not terminating T-SQL statements with a semicolon is a deprecated feature. This means that the long-term goal is to enforce use of the semicolon in a future version of the product. - Miscrosoft SQL Server 2012 T-SQL Fundamentals by Itzik Ben-Gan."" Is that good or bad, then?
they have lot of features that's been "deprecated" and in theory, they should already have been gone
but they can't actually do away with it because oh noes! it could broke our customers' beloved scripts that was working for 20 years!!! Can't have that!
and besides we don't want to blow a chunk of money to help with automating the conversion so let's just let them do whatever with semicolon. It'll be more fun!
I suppose....
Still it's moronic.
You have the parsed representation. It becomes braindead trivial to update it.
I'm salaried, so I'm "on the bench" and basically have to spend my time learning new tech.
So they can send me out again.
I suppose I could start on React...
I might have a job next week.
If the demo we are creating gets approved.
Long story short, a clinic group wanted an app for Android and iOS that was basically static text of procedures for doctors to follow in certain cases.
So, we did it, and Apple literally told us it was too simple an app, and to make it a website, and they weren't going to put it on the store.
But the clinic is adamant it be on the doctors' phones, so now we have to do a PWA (Progressive Web App).
@this yeah... until the dropdown needs to be in a WPF DataGridView ...then you can be sure to waste 2 days trying to figure out why the heck the bindings aren't working
It's precisely because that you have to pull in external library just for simple stuff like dropdownl ist, you get very inconsistent and wildly different coding for populating dropdowns
@MathieuGuindon And Google is like wat, we have Angular. And Facebook is like wut aboot React? And MS is all WPF ain't good enough for the likes of you??? And the W3C is all HTML solves all teh problums.
> Since bare keys are allowed to compose of only ASCII integers, it is possible to write dotted keys that look like floats but are 2-part dotted keys. Don't do this unless you have a good reason to (you probably don't).
iiuc that's because they wanted to make it easy to connect to the existing MSBuild system. the sdk format eventually unpacks to an old-style project file, which MSBuild eats.
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