Re: MYSQL Question
I have no control over the MVP program nor do I have any control over the
conduct of any MVP.
If a question can be answered by a simple reference to Books Online, I'll
rarely post a reference. I simply don't answer the question.
I'm not saying either way, no I don't like the response posted by JS on
1/30. I'm simply pointing out that pretty much everything gets answered out
here, regardless of whether someone thinks it is simple or not. There is a
reason for that. There are a LOT of things I consider simple and obvious
that's I've learned aren't considered as such by a lot of people. There are
also a lot of things other people consider simple that I don't think are. A
good example of this is some perf tuning stuff I saw at several conferences.
I listened to at least a dozen presentations that had a core element of
taking a trace, loading it into a table, and running queries against it. It
took me that long to understand what the big deal was, because to me it was
something that I thought everyone knew simply because it was something that
I had been doing for over a decade going back to BCPing a SQL trace into a
table with a text column and then using T-SQL (substring, stuff, replace,
etc.) to split and aggregate the queries. Simple and obvious to one person
doesn't mean simple and obvious to someone else.
As for this one, the answer to the question is already posted since I'd
consider the behavior described as a worm, virus, or whatever you want to
call it.
--
Mike
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com
Disclaimer: This communication is an original work and represents my sole
views on the subject. It does not represent the views of any other person
or entity either by inference or direct reference.
"Sam Hobbs" <samuel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Michael Hotek" <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> That's not the way it works in these newsgroups. Yes, people appreciate
>> if someone has taken the time to dig up the answers and have simply drawn
>> a blank.
>
> Okay, then I restrain mydelf as much as I usually do when I have
> questions.
>
> I have sure seen people telling others to read the documentation; have you
> never seen that?
>
>> BUT, that doesn't mean the questions aren't going to be answered and it
>> is certainly no excuse to be rude (on either side).
>
> Are you saying I was rude? Can you specify what in particular I sais that
> is rude?
>
> If you want to criticize rude comments, I hope you will do that to the
> MVPs that have been very rude to me. I desparately want someone to deal
> with that problem. Will you?
>
> Do you have an answer to the original question? I would appreciate an
> answer that shows what you consider to be appropriate. Yes, I could have
> answered better, but I have seen many questions in other forums in which
> people don't do their part. It has been very frustrating for me when
> people do not do simple things to get answers, and it is frustrating for
> many people.
>
> Usually when people are critical of my answers, they don't provide answers
> of their own. Usually the criticism is unproductive.
>
>> This is a free forum that a lot of people spend hundreds of hours of
>> their lives on per year with no other compensation than to know that they
>> might have helped someone one else.
>
> I have spent hundreds of hours in other forums trying to help others. I
> avoid rewarding people for being lazy, and most people do. Are you saying
> you are happy to provide answers to people that could be easily obtained
> by searching for them? In this situation, searching for schost gets
> answers that still have not been provided here.
>
> Again, I will immensely appreciate it if you can do something about the
> very rude MVPs that I have encountered.
>
>
.
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