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2:28 AM
Test...
Well, chat works. Getting the error message over on SO but maybe just a sign I should leave the poor ssis questions alone
 
 
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6:24 AM
Morning
 
6:50 AM
@TomV Yes, me (Ok, only half Polish) ;-)
Morning all
 
Morning
 
gbn
7:11 AM
@hot2use But still 100% Yorkshire?
Morning
@sp_BlitzErik In your 'hood kickaxe.com . Ever been there to throw axes at end user and web monkey effigies?
 
Oo aye mate.
 
@gbn we did something like that for a team building
 
gbn
@TomV Did you throw at each other then?
I work with them.. but socialising with then...?
 
7:54 AM
Thank you for the information and repro - no need to file a feedback item, I've submitted this internally. I'll update you with any information I receive. — Sean Gallardy - Microsoft 8 hours ago
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I see why people do it, I just kinda wish they didn't sometimes.
But we live in a world with no blue feet so
 
I know. And thanks for teaching me that even a small "answer answer" is better than a "comment answer".
 
Well it is, to my way of thinking anyway. It can always be deleted, after all, in the worst case.
 
 
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9:13 AM
morning and evening
 
9:35 AM
@PaulWhite Product Lifecycle SQL Server 2008 R2 which means it was the 8th July 2014.
 
@gbn To be fair, the technical folks in the company I work with are mostly enjoyable
I don't like company events, but when it's the technical folks together it's usually doing something actually fun and then go for dinner and beers
 
...and beers is mostly fun :-)
 
10:28 AM
Who is at SQLBits?
 
 
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@hot2use heh ;)
I find ironic that the question:
> Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this mysql trigger?
was answered with the missing END. There are probably 10+ things wrong with that trigger.
 
12:12 PM
@PaulWhite so I should make that an answer?
@hot2use Love the ascii art! :)
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft I would say so, then update it as you get more information about how columnstore delete bitmaps are mishandled :)
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Didn't want you to miss it ;-)
 
@PaulWhite LOL - Gotcha
I didn't think it was a good enough answer (or an answer for that matter) so I left the comment. I'll change it to an answer shortly
@hot2use you're the best, I don't care what the EU says about you!
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Maybe think of it as an answer in progress, if that helps.
 
Sure - that makes sense. You deleted yours which is a good workaround!
 
12:18 PM
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Well it's not because the question says it doesn't work, and I hadn't tested it at the time. I completely missed that aspect in the question - a column store table on a read only file group prevents anything being DBCC'd in the whole database!
As far as I can tell, it's because the DBCC code doesn't check the file group for the parent for the columnstore delete bitmap rowset correctly.
 
oh, gotcha, I missed that too!
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft blushing
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Makes it much worse eh
 
@PaulWhite LOL, I'm old.. so...
alright, converted, now to go get my neck and back cracked...
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Younger than I am, I think
 
12:20 PM
@PaulWhite In "full rotations of the earth around the sun", yes. In how many concussions, broken bones, and times hit by a truck? Probably not ;)
 
Fair point, well presented.
grumble even when people convert comments to answers, they don't delete the comment
It's a tough life
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I don't have the power!
oh, ok, I do!
 
smh
:-)
 
I deleted it <looks around nervously for Paul's haunting>
 
wooooooooooooooo
 
12:45 PM
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft You should try to leave as many comments behind as possible between now and December, There usually is a hat for deleting your own old comments
Paul loves hats
 
1:23 PM
@TomV This. 100%. @PaulWhite will love it!
It may up my hauntings from him, though...
 
Ha! There is never a shortage of comments
 
I could of that for Easter for him... leave little comment eggs
 
1:57 PM
Which would then hatch to become full-fledged comments
 
@PaulWhite But we still have boobies.
 
true
 
2:49 PM
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft I rescued my workaround.
 
well someone had fun this morning...
 
3:06 PM
For certain values of "fun" yes.
I hope there's a fix for that in CU5.
 
3:26 PM
@ypercubeᵀᴹ Congrats on winning hat bash 2017 btw if I didn't say it before.
 
@AndriyM lol :)
@PaulWhite I'm not as good with the debugger as you, but mine doesn't throw there.
 
3:42 PM
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft 2017 CU3? Fully repeatable here.
Send me the source code.
 
Yep, CU3... hrm, I probably doing something wrong. I also didn't get the same stack Tejas did
@PaulWhite I'll gladly redacted skype you lol
 
Ha. I'll just ask Evan :)
He must have it pretty much close to complete by now.
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Tejas Shah?
 
@PaulWhite yes
 
Well I'm happy that people are on it. I'm not going to look any more, I've done what I reasonably can. Picked up a few interesting things I didn't know before, so it was worth the time, I think.
 
@PaulWhite That's awesome :) The community is always glad for the help, I'm sure. I just need to get better with windbg... blah.
I'm sure this is not "working as intended" so I'd wager a guess that there might be a "fix"
 
3:49 PM
Yes I think that's pretty safe. Remains to be seen what level of detail any fix might go into of course.
Depends who writes the KB I guess.
 
/touches nose
 
You're a good man, Gallardy.
In shocking physical condition, but a good man.
 
@PaulWhite touching my nose means I don't want to do it. Not sure if it has a different meaning on the other side of the world. I'm kind of like humpty dumpty, except the doctors keep trying to put the pieces back.
I need a shirt that says, "I'm in my 30's and have most of my original parts"
 
Oh right. I took it to mean, it's a secret but leave it with me.
You're still a good man.
 
@PaulWhite Awww, shucks. I think that's the first time anyone accused me of such things. I'll take it though, keep that one in the back pocket for later.
 
3:59 PM
@PaulWhite thnx! When did the stats come out?
 
@ypercubeᵀᴹ Not too sure. Tom mentioned hats so I went looking.
 
@PaulWhite I looked at the function in your screenshot, I don't see how it would throw there
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Code at 00007ffa368e794c` (sqlmin!CheckOfflineOrReadOnlyFileGroupsLong+0x2bc)
 
CheckReadOnlyFileGroupsLong
wait, I might be a liar
 
00007ffa`368e792d ba34000000      mov     edx,34h
00007ffa`368e7932 48897c2438      mov     qword ptr [rsp+38h],rdi
00007ffa`368e7937 4489542430      mov     dword ptr [rsp+30h],r10d
00007ffa`368e793c 4889442428      mov     qword ptr [rsp+28h],rax
00007ffa`368e7941 8d4ad2          lea     ecx,[rdx-2Eh]
00007ffa`368e7944 895c2420        mov     dword ptr [rsp+20h],ebx
00007ffa`368e7948 448d42dc        lea     r8d,[rdx-24h]
00007ffa`368e794c ff155eb0cd00    call    qword ptr [sqlmin!_imp_?ex_raiseYAHHHHHZZ (00007ffa`375c29b0)] ds:00007ffa`375c29b0={sqldk!ex_raise (00007ffa`34b6c7c0)}
 
4:05 PM
CheckOfflineOrReadOnlyFileGroupsLong - yep
 
Stop looking at the 2008 R2 code base :)
 
Well, @JoeObbish was so fond of it...
 
Not that anyone knows where that is
It only seems like yesterday that SQL Server 2000 was old code
 
It still is ;)
 
LOL!
 
4:07 PM
See in mine, I get the stack of
sqlmin!`UtilDbccCheckDatabase'
 
drum roll
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Ah so that's a long way down
 
Also this time around I was running CHECKTABLE for varety.
 
4:10 PM
I just did the checkdb...
per repro
 
I mainly did CHECKFILEGROUP
 
but I do see what you're talking about
 
Sweet
I had fun with primary/secondary columnstore and many other combinations.
 
Yeah I see what's happening
ok I understand now
 
Also spent some time with sys.syssingleobjrefs and friends.
That schema is security by obfuscation if I ever saw it.
 
4:12 PM
Pretty sure it's attempting to write to a readonly filegroup
 
Also found a new trace flag (2559)
 
GO ON
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Well it's certainly acting like it intends to, but for all I know it's simply an oversight in terms of what access is being checked.
@JoeObbish Oh it just dumps some dbcc facts gathering debug.
 
@PaulWhite That's an interesting one, can't say I'd ever actually use it
 
4:14 PM
@PaulWhite Yeah, it hits an assert from what I can tell (obviously) since it dumps
 
Found a bunch of trace flags for DBCC (don't spend time there).
Almost resorted to extended events but luckily there was no need.
I didn't need to be underwhelmed today.
There's already way more interesting stuff to delve into than I have time for.
 
@PaulWhite Preach. Sometimes I wish I was a robot and didn't need food, exercise, or sleep.
Then I could spend my time on more interesting stuff... than say.. showering.
 
It's shaving that gets me. Pointless bloody exercise.
 
there are people you can hire for that
I'm sure that there are many choices in Florida
 
4:18 PM
Hm
 
@PaulWhite why bother?
 
+1 Joe, I go cave man when I don't have to be seen by people
 
@JoeObbish My wife has strong views on facial hair
She feeds me half the week
 
@PaulWhite Hold on, let me make popcorn
 
I have a strong winter beard at the moment
 
4:19 PM
But it's summer!
 
@JoeObbish Pics or GTFO
It's always summer in Florida
 
I don't do selfies
 
And Phoenix I discovered yesterday
19 hours ago, by Taryn
@PaulWhite https://www.currentresults.com/Weather/Arizona/Places/phoenix-temperatures-by-mo‌​nth-average.php
 
That's much more acceptable
 
4:22 PM
You should have your winter home over here
then you could shoulder surf with me
 
@gbn I haven't, hahaha, but I might when I get back. That looks fun and I can drink.
 
@sp_BlitzErik tsk tsk tsk
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft Sounds awesome. Problem is, again, the wife. She likes four distinct seasons.
I should get a divorce eh.
 
You could just take a short "hiatus" from her for a week?
 
@sp_BlitzErik How's things going?
People constantly trying to get me on a bloody plane.
 
4:24 PM
I'm surprised your phone is plugged in
 
On silent most of the day :)
 
Take a boat... but make sure it has satellite wifi...
@JoeObbish It better be, his phone runs half of the production SQL Servers.
 
Ooo cruisy
 
I only ask that you bring me something from NZ
 
Of course
 
4:27 PM
You all have some great emeralds and sapphires down there...
just sayin
 
@PaulWhite be nice!
 
Should come in handy around the office
 
That's awesome!
 
@sp_BlitzErik I have a glass of wine!
 
I'd use it to knock over Buck Woody's chess game
 
4:29 PM
ask for lemonade apples
 
Perfect!
 
I'll give you something Floridian, your choices are... A pet Gator, A pet Boa, A pet Ibis, or a new white trash wife.
 
@PaulWhite sounds like a good time to make life decisions then
 
Red/White/Rose?
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft today I learned Conor's favorite kind of cookie is chocolate chip
 
4:32 PM
@sp_BlitzErik Hey, if you get a chance... tell Bob I say "hi" and also "Woo baby Eagles won"
 
He's sending me his copy of SI because it has the Eagles on the front.. and... "Nothing Eagles is allowed in my house"
 
@sp_BlitzErik Isn't that a little ... pedestrian?
 
@PaulWhite Holy bagesus that's expensive
 
Cheap imitations are available but that's the real deal
 
4:33 PM
@PaulWhite what is that supposed to be?
is that a club?
 
> Mere are a significant symbol representing the Mana of the owner. Mere are weapons which are handed down through the generations. They are often seen as beings imbued with a soul and part of the whanau or family. Traditionally, mere were reserved for warriors of distinguished mana and powers. Today, mere are gifts or taonga of high meaning and regard.
See also previous wikipedia linky
 
I was Black Panther yesterday
 
My wedding ring is pounamu
Turns out I'm allergic to silver, gold, titanium etc.
 
That's some awesome history
 
Yep I think so
 
4:38 PM
@PaulWhite We implant gold in people because it literally doesn't react to anything.
You're super special, more special than I
 
It's not pure gold in rings of course
 
ah, it's probably cut with nickel
tons of people are allergic to nickel
 
For sure. Major allergy to Ni.
Discovered that as a teen when I had my ear pierced.
 
OTOH it helps you figure out if metal is pure or not ;)
TIL: Paul is a rebel
 
I'm basically a scientific instrument at this point
 
4:40 PM
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft I'll wait until he's unreasonably drunk
 
@PaulWhite I'll let him know you think so 😗
 
@sp_BlitzErik You realize this whole chat room is NDA right
 
only if you delete all of the messages
 
@JoeObbish How's the latency/dropped packets today?
 
4:43 PM
@PaulWhite it's NDA only because everyone is too embarrassed to admit they're in here.
 
@PaulWhite 0%
I was on a party line, apparently
 
@sp_BlitzErik Harsh!
 
half of my packets went to someone else
 
@PaulWhite what happens in the heap stays in the heap
 
One can only hope!
Taryn's an unusual name. Haven't encountered one of those before.
tbf bluefeet was as well
:-/
 
4:45 PM
It's a rarity
 
A unique identifier
 
I once made friends with a stripper going to veterinary school named Taryn.
 
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft I suppose asking for all four would be too greedy?
 
@PaulWhite That's the American way, not at all!
 
@sp_BlitzErik cool story, bro
 
4:51 PM
I wonder why vets would need to be able to remove wallpaper efficiently
 
@PaulWhite the Toki are pretty neat too, and I'm not even a jewelry person
Some beautiful Jade down there
 
Yes toki are very popular
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft The other end of the spectrum thewarehouse.co.nz/c/clothing-jewellery/fine-jewellery/…
But you don't want those
 
5:22 PM
Gah Windows team has shadowcopy taking up all my drive space.
Dang hidden files. Drive me nuts.
 
> Drive me nuts.
I see what you did there..
 
5:54 PM
Sure, @RDFozz - I was just being sloppy. I will add it to the 2nd index as well. Under some circumstances SQL Server will not use an index with a WHERE clause, if the columns referenced in the where clause are not part of the indexed columns. Probably not a big deal for this since we are really only using each index as a unique constraint. Although, if there were a lot of rows and you were looking for company owners, those indexes might help. — Max Vernon 3 mins ago
@MaxVernon is (was) there a connect item for this? Sounds like something they should fix.
 
@ypercubeᵀᴹ I think there was. My memory is not serving me very well in regards to connect items :-)
 
@MaxVernon I'm a bit confused by your answer, by the way.
 
@sp_BlitzErik wrote about it here
@ypercubeᵀᴹ I must have written it wrong then.
 
How do you enforce that a User belongs to a single company?
 
@ypercubeᵀᴹ oh, was that part of the question? I thought there were saying a user can only "own" a single company.
although that could pretty easily be added as a unique constraint, too.
 
6:03 PM
> I have 2 Tables in sql database, User and Company. User belongs to one company So user table has UserID & CompanyID(foreign key)
 
lol, it's the 2nd sentence.
I'll update
 
wtf
does bitor bind higher than bitshift?
who the hell thought that was a good idea
 
you're speaking in tongues again, Evan.
 
SELECT 1::bit(32); -- 00000000000000000000000000000001
SELECT 1::bit(32)<<8; -- 00000000000000000000000100000000
SELECT 1::bit(32)<<16; -- 00000000000000010000000000000000
SELECT 1::bit(32)<<8 | 0::bit(32)<<16; -- 00000001000000000000000000000000
Because PostgreSQL is the devil.
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I want SELECT (1::bit(32)<<8) | (0::bit(32)<<16);
 
ohhh, "bitwise or" versus "bitwise shift". gotcha. I got nothin'.
@ypercubeᵀᴹ I added a bit to the bottom of my answer, although that requirement makes the requirement that a person can only own one company a moot point.
unless they can own a company they aren't a member of.
 
6:33 PM
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A: PostgreSQL: ERROR row is too big

Evan CarrollRaster Data The table is to store data collected from a device. The device produces a PNG image as part of an analysis. The PNG consists of 1024 pixels. Each pixel has an associated numeric value. Along with the pixel data are various other fields related to the analysis. Breaking the table i...

 
@EvanCarroll twss
 
twss?
 
google, much?
:-)
 
6:48 PM
Never heard of it.
You know what's really awesome. Posting "Finally a principled candidate that believes in cutting Medicare" on popular posts on a local politician's Facebook page.
 
@MaxVernon yeah, that is a complication that he hasn't clarified.
 
7:12 PM
@MaxVernon use my fiddle dbfiddle.uk/…
 
Hmmm even with looking at windows reserved files I only see 50 of 122 gigs taken up yet the drive is showing as full.
No shadowcopy and the page file is pretty small. I don't get it.
 
@MaxVernon you can add [Id] and order it by [Id], [Group]
Maybe a bit more clear
 
@McNets I fixed up the question and answer here: dba.stackexchange.com/a/198592/2639 Hope it's all good with you.
That question was goofy. 0x92 isn't valid ascii the higher order bit is set.
 
@EvanCarroll yes, it's perfect. Thank you Evan
 
@McNets I appreciate it, but I find working in a browser to be too mind-numbing when I can just use SSMS instead. If I don't have SSMS, or the question is about some other DBMS, then that works great.
also, sorry if I pulled the "fastest gun in the west" on you.
 
7:23 PM
@MaxVernon Please, no worries.
 
An auto-antonym or autantonym, also called a contronym or contranym, is a word with multiple meanings (senses) of which one is the reverse of another. For example, the word cleave can mean "to cut apart" or "to bind together". This phenomenon is called enantiosemy, enantionymy or antilogy (enantio- means "opposite"). An enantiosemic term is necessarily polysemic. == Nomenclature == The terms "autantonym" and "contronym" were coined by Joseph T. Shipley in 1960 and Jack Herring in 1962, respectively. An auto-antonym is alternatively called an antagonym, Janus word (after the Roman god with two faces...
 
@MaxVernon I have SSMS at home, but none DB installed, I usually connect via VPN to my SQL Servers. I should install an express edition.
 
@PaulWhite any chance you‘ll be in N.Z. from 22/12/2018 till 18/01/2019?
@AndriyM Cool
 
@hot2use Probably not something specific to just English and German either. I'm sure there are such words in Russian, just can't remember them right now
 
@McNets Developer Edition. It's the "free" version of Enterprise Edition for use in development work (i.e. no production data). It has all the bells-and-whistles of Enterprise Edition
 
@MaxVernon yes, I know, but my current (home) laptop is not good, good ones usually end up in the hands of my children, I don't know why...
 
@McNets fair enough! Just wanted to "share the love" ;-)
 
@MaxVernon oh sure ha ha
 
8:22 PM
> Vampire coffee: coffee, sugar, milk and a drop of blood
 
 
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10:16 PM
You know, some things aren't meant for a DB to do. — tombom 7 hours ago
some comments need to be starred
 
10:30 PM
Two upvotes?!
Such a lazy question
This question shows research effort; it is useful and clear. Not
 
I'm surprised no one answered in the 7 hours it had been open.
Comment-answers don't count ;)
There's no magic in MySQL that would automatically split a column into multiple ones one character per column. However, if you are not afraid of getting your hands dirty, you could try and stick together ten expressions that would do the job using MySQL's collection of string functions. — Andriy M 9 mins ago
 
10:51 PM
I really don't want it to be answered in this state, if I'm entirely honest.
 
it's on hold now
 
It is, and I'm relieved, even though it's such a trivial matter. And yet thank you, @ypercubeᵀᴹ.
 
11:16 PM
@EvanCarroll That would depend, are you talking about the original ascii of 127 (which then , it wouldn't fit) or the "extended" set, which it would fit?
@ypercubeᵀᴹ Yes-huh they do! Just ask me!
 

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