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Just like Wall St ‘served the country’ after their bail outs? What exactly was tied to those?
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Replying to @JLOracle @kylelf_
Not if it’s done by 100 different users.
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Replying to @JLOracle
And how much DB time has it used ( from SQL stat)?
Whose GOD? Oh, surprise, you mean yours.
There were no shots fired on 911, so that wasn’t a violent terrorist attack either.
Replying to @cdacko @Bluertwo
I’ll drink to that! 🥃
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I always find that beer is much more effective when swallowed then thrown.
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Replying to @oraclebase
Never eat anything bigger than your head😀
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1% of a 1B row table is still 10M rows. Not a good idea. Can easily lead to 10M+ single block iOS.
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Wishing you well, Louie! And thank you for standing with millions of women who don’t want you coming between them and decisions they make with their doctor. How about this: you stay out of their doctor’s office and we stay out of yours.
I am taking #Hydroxychloroquine to treat my coronavirus diagnosis. It is what was decided as the best course of action between my doctor and me--not by government bureaucrats. How long until the tech tyrants censor this tweet?
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Most I ever saw was 128 rows in DUAL. That system was not running well.
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Well if you have already stored the data there you have already payed for it. Moving large volumes of data around networks to process in a procedural manner, rather than using set based in the database adds cost, complexity and time.
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Replying to @dominic_giles
All the best Dom. And be sure to drop by the coast for a beer and some 🦪 if you are in the Bay Area.
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Graham Wood retweeted
Hard to tell if I recorded this 30 years or 10 minutes ago...
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Thank you Tanel. Glad to be of service! Would have been nice to really follow through with more of the capabilities that the tech enabled.
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Well there were session_wait scripts running well before Precise SQL.
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15 second average wait time, with little variance. I wonder who but the sleep(15000) in the code?