This is weird. I was the first to close as duplicate, but in the comments some user that isn't listed in the close message has 4 upvotes for his possible duplicate comment? stackoverflow.com/questions/24197628/…
I guess he maybe flagged it as duplicate since he doesn't have cv privliges.. but that's still weird how we'd pick the same exact duplicate
.... no @Bart around. Did my evil plan for making him disappear work (and take his place in the Tavern secret illuminati shadow government)? He had a too-much-sugar induced heart strike after viewing that video :P?
To answer your question(s):
If I am correct, what action could be taken, since its already approved?
You could:
leave a comment @[name of editor] and explaining your doubts about the edit
leave a comment for the OP to check the edit
rollback if you are sure the edit is wrong
check with...
I think you shouldn't be trying to code C++ in Ruby. Since Ruby's a very dynamic & powerful language, there will always be a way to get to the private data.
I know a guy, he once told me that on SO you just have to put the question there. Just copy paste some code from here and there and they'll think you have researched and you'll get the right answer.
Then again, this guy is by far not the worst (if he would be bad at all). There's one user I know with >600 questions, <4k rep, who seems to be doing a PhD ...
It is a secret but I guess the relative high number of upvotes on both the question and the answer as well as no comments has something to do with it...
Can someone tell me if there is any sys table where I can find information about the size of XML indexes (both primary and secondary) in SQL Server?
So far I've been using this script to check for the size of an index:
SELECT
t.name AS TableName
, i.name as IndexName
, SUM(a.total_pages) * 8...
@rene Ask OP to post an answer, and if he doesn't after x time, post it yourself (and get someone to upvote it, so Community doesn't bump the question in a few weeks).
Can people here continue to reject user3738529 edits. They are far too minor and borderline vandalism. I'm almost out of suggest edit reviews and I am worried they will slip between the cracks due to robo review
@IonicăBizău I'm going to be processing stuff at the warehouse tomorrow (FYI for all others awaiting swag). I'm going to have them actually hand-write the label out, because I can't for the life of me figure out what else could be causing it to go missing once it hits your neck of the woods.
There are many sites claiming that Stack Exchange is becoming less that supportive.
Is there something we can do as a community to make asking a question from the most helpful site on the place.
How about, combining duplicate questions instead of outright blocking them?
Or anything else that c...
Not a fan of jerks. Am a fan of coldness, when it's honest. False praise is misleading, and often misleads right into a pit you can't easily dig your way out of.
To answer your question(s):
If I am correct, what action could be taken, since its already approved?
You could:
leave a comment @[name of editor] and explaining your doubts about the edit
leave a comment for the OP to check the edit
rollback if you are sure the edit is wrong
check with...
I think you shouldn't be trying to code C++ in Ruby. Since Ruby's a very dynamic & powerful language, there will always be a way to get to the private data.
Can someone tell me if there is any sys table where I can find information about the size of XML indexes (both primary and secondary) in SQL Server?
So far I've been using this script to check for the size of an index:
SELECT
t.name AS TableName
, i.name as IndexName
, SUM(a.total_pages) * 8...
There are many sites claiming that Stack Exchange is becoming less that supportive.
Is there something we can do as a community to make asking a question from the most helpful site on the place.
How about, combining duplicate questions instead of outright blocking them?
Or anything else that c...
