On Thu, November 14, 2013 12:41 pm, Stephen Russell wrote:

> Only create non-clustered indexes on tables when you

> know they’ll be used through testing. You can seriously hurt performance by

> creating too many indexes on a table.

Worked with this female boss at IDP in Wyncote, PA who would index nearly

every field in a table. I explained how that wasn't a good idea. When

she blasted me for using ASSERTS in my programs saying that the

end-user/customer would see them, that was the last straw. Could not

STAND the woman. She'd read the first line of my email then shout

questions from her cube to me that were answered beyond the first sentence

of the email. Infuriating that they gave her HUGE bucks to keep her sorry

ass. Later on I had learned of her being out of work. Finally, somebody

could see the truth. I don't wish anyone to be out of work, but she had

her job WAY too long. Had she not shot her venom at me and thus made

working there painful for me, I probably wouldn't have cared.

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