Invitation and roundup from Andy M. Mallon.
| At the end of August, Allan Hirt (blog | twitter) tweeted: |
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[Allan Hirt @SQLHA](https://twitter.com/SQLHA)
In the roughly 25 years of I have been in IT, we’re still dealing with the same problems.
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I proceeded to flood Twitter with a bunch of things that IT has been messing up for years. At the end of my tweetstorm, I realized it would be a wonderful topic of T-SQL Tuesday.
Of course, because this is T-SQL Tuesday, let’s put a database-centric spin on Allan’s original tweet. For this month’s topic, I offer two fill-in-the-blank topics:
- In the <N> years I have been a database professional, we’re still dealing with <some problem>
- In the <N> years I have been using SQL Server, we’re still dealing with <some problem>
Whatever your problem, this month is a chance to give your stump speech, and raise some awareness about it. Perhaps we can even make some progress in fixing some of these problems.