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A couple of simple generators
Date Of Birth (Just date no Time portion) in a suitable range, it would be nice if this could be weighted to bunch people in a grouping/curve.
What about column shuffle. It takes all the data in the table and just shuffles each columns contents.
We can run extracts out of our live systems with user data in them. We then like to shuffle the name and address columns. The US adresses you guys provide don't work to well over here in the UK and don't get me started on the differences between ZIP codes and UK postcodes.
This also weights our date of births accordingly. Which means our metrics don't end up wildly different to the actual data. / comments
A couple of simple generators
Date Of Birth (Just date no Time portion) in a suitable range, it would be nice if this could be weighted to bunch people in a grouping/curve.
What about column shuffl...
The issue linking my DB to TFS seems to be that SSMS for 2008R2 SP1 is choking when it tries to connect to TFS. Its giving me an error
TF400324: Team Foundation services are not available from the server https://myname.visualstudio.com:8080/defaultcollection
Unable to connect to the remote server.
I have edited the config file as instructed though the instructions are frankly a bit rubbish. Seriously, read that page and see how much sense it makes.
Look at Andy Leonards blog post about it http://sqlblog.com/blogs/andy_leonard/a ... eview.aspx
This is much clearer about what the config file should look like once you're done.
The URL I am using is identical to the one that is working in Visual Studio team Explorer.
Actually I just tried something stupid. I removed the port number from the URL and it now seems to be working. [image]
I am such an idiot! :oops / comments
The issue linking my DB to TFS seems to be that SSMS for 2008R2 SP1 is choking when it tries to connect to TFS. Its giving me an error
TF400324: Team Foundation services are not available from the ...