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  1. @AdamMachanic Most is new stuff. My wife buys from there all the time. It's overstocked stuff, hence the name. about 9 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to AdamMachanic
  2. @SQLSocialite This will get u there: http://bit.ly/75l1S8 about 9 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to SQLSocialite
  3. @SQLSAURUS low plan hit ratio is usually due to adhoc queries. about 12 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to SQLSAURUS
  4. @donalddotfarmer I am pretty sure he ended his relationship with Buick this year about 12 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to donalddotfarmer
  5. @way0utwest I love my Lenovo. Best laptop I ever had. 2:25 PM Nov 30th from TweetDeck in reply to way0utwest
  6. @Peter_Shire U sure u want to do that, u may scare everyone away now :) 1:49 PM Nov 30th from TweetDeck in reply to Peter_Shire
  7. @Peter_Shire I pet that is pretty awesome. The Biltmore is awesome even in plain daylight. 4:20 PM Nov 28th from TweetDeck in reply to Peter_Shire
  8. @DougHennig Spoken like a true consultant :) 1:17 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to DougHennig
  9. @DougHennig Drop em like a hot potato :) 11:18 AM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to DougHennig
  10. @DougHennig That syntax is not supported in SQL Server anymore and is not ANSI compliant. Oracle needs to stop using it. 5:04 PM Nov 26th from TweetDeck in reply to DougHennig
  11. @SQLSarg Having said that the number does seem a bit high. What kind of backups are you doing and where is the destination? 8:09 AM Nov 26th from TweetDeck in reply to SQLSarg
  12. @SQLSarg To be truly relevant you need to know the time range the waits are from in addition to the numbers. 8:08 AM Nov 26th from TweetDeck in reply to SQLSarg
  13. @SQLSarg The problem is determining what is excessive and what is normal:) 4:39 PM Nov 25th from TweetDeck in reply to SQLSarg
  14. @SQLSarg Yes more than likely the 3rd party app causing these waits. Some of them are to be expected. 1 /1 4:38 PM Nov 25th from TweetDeck in reply to SQLSarg
  15. @PaulRandal Take your finger out of the house Paul and it will be fine :) 11:56 AM Nov 25th from TweetDeck in reply to PaulRandal
  16. @SQLSarg Sounds like a reasonable explanation to me :) 5:31 AM Nov 24th from TweetDeck in reply to SQLSarg
  17. Watch out, next they will diagnose you with your tweets :) http://bit.ly/6CvJL1 5:28 AM Nov 24th from TweetDeck
  18. @mrdenny Ah it's been a while since I tried to use the Internet there I guess. 5:38 PM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck in reply to mrdenny
  19. @mrdenny I thought the Internet at Starbucks was free? 5:33 PM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck in reply to mrdenny
  20. @HeatherJKelly Some days we all do 10:04 AM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck in reply to HeatherJKelly
  • Name Andrew Kelly
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