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Questions - standards

Prevent User Usage of "dbo" in User Databases SQL Server

I am attempting to prevent usage of the default schema of "dbo" in my SQL Server databases. This is being applied to an existing long term project with ongoing maintenance where the develope...
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DarrenMB

sql-server

standards

consistency

dbo

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I feel like it would be 10,000 times simpler to just DENY ALTER on the dbo schema: DENY ALTER ON SCHEMA::dbo TO [<role(s)/user(s)/group(s)>]; That's not too handy if everyone connects as sa but...
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Aaron Bertrand

What does US/Pacific or Asia/Tokyo timezone definition called?

I am writing a documentation that requires user to follow this timezone standard (e.g. US/Pacific or Asia/Tokyo or UTC), how do I say it?
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utopictown

timezone

standards

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Answers: 2

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There are several terms that are acceptable. I will list them in order of my preferences: IANA Time Zone Identifier IANA Time Zone Name TZ Database Time Zone TZ Name Olson Time Zone ZoneInfo Name M...
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Matt Johnson-Pint

Eclipse - set the C++ standard

ALL, I'm worjking under RHEL 8 with the latest (2021-09) Eclipse version 4.21.0. I'd like to set a C++ standard to be c++11, since I need a compatibility with the RHEL7. I tried to follow instructyion...
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Igor

c++

standards

eclipse-cdt

Votes: 0

Answers: 0

Mean and Standard deviation of interpolated datasets (R)

I have 8 data sets that I have interpolated so the x axis spacing is the same but they are different lengths ranging from 800-1200 points. What I would like to do is then calculate the mean of each y ...
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James Blackwell

r

dataset

mean

standards

deviation

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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Instead of doing this separately and creating multiple objects, we may loop over the list 'S' with lapply do.call(rbind, lapply(S, function(x) { x1 <- approx(x[["K"]], x[["Sh...
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