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7:11 AM
Fantastic answer that.
Good morning
 
7:51 AM
Good morning
 
8:27 AM
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Q: Planned maintenance scheduled for March 17, 2018 at 13:00 UTC (9AM US/Eastern)

Taryntl;dr; Planned service interruption that will impact all Stack Overflow/Stack Exchange sites. All sites will be read-only for up to an hour on March 17, 2018. Short Version: There will be a service degradation for up to an hour at 13:00 UTC (9AM US/Eastern) on March 17th, 2018. During that que...

 
8:38 AM
morning and evening
 
8:48 AM
Data science: Just because you can ...
 
@Mast Rollback plan is don't screw up. — Taryn ♦ 2 days ago
I hope that is a joke :)
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9:19 AM
Are you sure pushing data into JSONB is a good idea? While the type has nice support from operators and functions, it sounds in reality you want at least a few fields normalized to their own columns. In the end, PostgreSQL is a relational DBMS. — dezso 8 secs ago
and we are going to have more and more of this
 
gbn
Elegant answer
https://stackoverflow.com/a/49231104/27535
Does it rely on some internals that may change though? I can't see a flaw in it so far
 
9:59 AM
@JackDouglas Worth pinning for the community?
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Q: Support for OpenID ends on July 1, 2018

Joe FriendStack Overflow was an early and strong supporter of OpenID. We built our sign up/log in flow around it. We were idealistic and had high hopes, but these hopes weren't realized. Over the years people have wondered if OpenID is dead. We've had to remove support as OpenID providers pulled support or...

 
Watching live query statistics while waiting for a query to finish has a surprisingly soothing effect
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@hot2use It's in the Featured on Meta sidebar already
 
10:24 AM
@gbn a bit mysql-ish ;)
@dezso I just refuse to answer any questions that involves json/xml columns ;)
 
@PaulWhite True
:-)
extending home pages in browser
 
Your first query is only fast because you select only twelve rows. Remove the limit 12 from both, and see which one returns first. Functions in a where clause can kill any server. — Gerard H. Pille 11 mins ago
exactly, it's nothing to do with json
 
10:40 AM
@JackDouglas yeah, the problem is the ORDER BY some_function()
 
@ypercubeᵀᴹ or any ORDER BY which forces a look at the whole table
 
Yes. In the 1st query, they are just lucky that it uses an index - and get lucky to find 12 rows that match the conditions (which need 3 functions per row)
 
 
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12:08 PM
SQL Saturday next weekend, looking forward to see dbafromthecold present again
 
12:25 PM
@JackDouglas we'll see
 
 
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2:13 PM
@gbn I don't get it. The code is exactly the same in both, why are the results different?
 
gbn
It's not intuitive that tool
In other news, a wonderful 3rd party tool is processing 2.3 million rows with a TOP 1000.
Each iteration is 3-4 hours.
25k done so far in 4 days, only 2.275 million to go...
 
No, I understand that the CROSS APPLY method works reliably, my question is only why the UPDATE @var=... method works differently in those two rextester fiddles.
 
@gbn You're not going to wait until that's done are you?
 
gbn
@TomV To amuse myself and annoy the business, it's tempting. This is in a test system for now. I set maxdop to limit it in case anyone thought I'd started mining bitcoin
Waiting for the vendor
@AndriyM It relies on implicit ordering.
original, uses implied order: http://rextester.com/XWEG25562
with descending index, breaks it because implied order is "wrong": http://rextester.com/ENMZ33069
With ORDER BY to force order: http://rextester.com/VMYLU29172
 
@gbn It's always more fun if the vendor finds out close to the deadline
 
2:28 PM
But rextester.com/HNI47633 has exactly the same code as rextester.com/ENMZ33069 – and yet the result is different!
 
gbn
@AndriyM I see the same result
 
Oh
I consistently see different results. I'll try to show what I see
 
@gbn I get different results too
The sorting is different
oh and the sequence id's too
 
@AndriyM yes that's what I get
 
2:40 PM
Something to do with statistics perhaps.
I remember reading a blog post of Paul White's where I think he's talking about statistics of a dropped temporary table being preserved, even after the table is recreated (and possibly even after it's populated with new data).
 
gbn
For those 2 links I see the same code and resultsl even in incognito mode
 
Yes, the code is the same, but so far I'm getting different results between the two links each time I open them
 
gbn
Let's blame the tool
 
Just opened them in normal (not Incognito/Private) windows – still different results.
@gbn Works for me
 
@AndriyM I clicked run a few times and now I get the results from your second screenshot in both cases
 
3:25 PM
Tried opening both multiple times, no change, and I don't care.
 
4:17 PM
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Q: Brighter Yellow for CSS Style Element .question-status

hot2useI was recently reading a question that was put on hold due to ..... and realised that authors may not be aware that their question is actually in a non-open state. The information box is displayed in a light off-yellow-orange colour as can be seen below: Wouldn't it be better to have this inf...

 
 
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5:18 PM
@ypercubeᵀᴹ estimate: 1627352, actual: 12 — very lucky!
 
ha, hadn't noticed those numbers!
 
EAGL
 
:43357135 sorry that had to go...headache triggering
 
6:18 PM
@gbn Ugh I see the Quirky Update still refuses to die // @AndriyM
 
7:02 PM
@Taryn uBlock, right-click, block element — my threshold for gifs is low but that was a particularly nasty one!
 
Deletion was too good for it
 
@JackDouglas I couldn't look at it any longer
 
I think I can still see it if I close my eyes
 
I wonder if there's a feature request to add a rep penalty for flashing gifs
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7:21 PM
oooo, what did I misss?
 
As a suggestion for the CSS Style Element
 
@PaulWhite :-P
 
Blame @dezso not me :)
 
@PaulWhite looks like my post achieved the desired effect, very good
 
Well you've a friend for life in @Taryn for sure
 
7:31 PM
at least I didn't kick
 
Very restrained :)
 
7:43 PM
@PaulWhite I'll have to look behind myself often to check if someone wants to hit me with a huge pivot table
 
I could post some more bright yellow if anybody wants some?
 
@hot2use at least a shimmering one, please, please!
 
Yellow but a flower instead.
I hope that suits @Taryn more?
Sorry @dezso, I'm not suicidal :-)
 
I fixed that for you
 
@Taryn would you have prefered blue?
 
7:55 PM
I'd prefer nothing moving
 
Got it.
 
8:23 PM
Mod elections at SO started 23 minutes ago. Already 1 candidate
 
@ypercubeᵀᴹ is it Evan?
@hot2use dokimos.org/ajff (@Taryn you don't dare to click this - I've warned you)
 
@dezso my eyes! What have you done?
 
@dezso Looks like a 1986 web page
 
8:42 PM
@hot2use found in a collection of those (well, 90s)
but still alive
 
CROSS-POST: You have added same question on SO: stackoverflow.com/questions/49244057/… Please delete one of them. — McNets 34 secs ago
 
> deleted by user580950 just now
 
@dezso Sorry, that should have been ...1996....
 
 
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9:49 PM
@MaxVernon you around? RE: SNMP traps
I didn't want overwrite your answer because you put some time and thought into it... but the definite answer is support was removed in 2000. Yes, at one point it existed but it no longer exists and even support when it existed was dubious at best.
All extended stored procedures and associated DLLs were removed
Didn't want to make that a comment or @PaulWhite might haunt me
 
10:28 PM
@SeanGallardy-Microsoft cheers! I don't mind if you want to answer it... Being a Microsoftie and all ;-)
 
10:40 PM
Doesn't matter to me, just wanted to give you the info if you want to update the answer or if you wanted me to post.
 

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