I can't wait to see this one: SQL Server for Microsoft Access Developers

That is fantastic news for a Monday!  I am really looking forward to that series.  Thank you.

Welcome back Captain

One thing I would love for you to address in migrating Access databases to SQL Server is the fact that if you export your tables to SQL server, none of the Indexes- not even the primary keys Index- are created on the SQL server


Many thanks

Are tribbles eatable?  Maybe it be like eating gummy's....Some fun folks  can't wait for the new course.  

Richard That's a lot of tribbles!  Maybe you need to go to contact Cyrano Jones and get a Glommer.  LOL!!! LLAP!

Juan Per the animated series, tribbles are eaten by glommers, unless the tribble becomes too fat for the glommer to eat it. No comment on how they taste...

Yes, in my quest to complete my Star Trek database I have finished watching the original series and have moved on to the animated series. Then 4 movies, then TNG...

I've watched everything ever made about Star Trek up until a couple of years ago. I haven't watched all of Discovery because I just don't like it. I haven't watched Lower Decks because I find it annoying. And I haven't watched The Animated Series since I was a kid, so I don't remember a lot of those episodes.

Michael It's been "years" since I watched ST:TAS.  I loved that many of the original actors voiced characters.  I have the animated series in a "boxed" set.  I may have to break it out over the holidays and binge watch it.  LOL!!!  LLAP!

Richard There were ST series after ST:E? Nah...   LOL!!!

Sam Strange New Worlds is actually VERY good. I'd like to say that I am excited for the new Starfleet Academy coming up, but I really hate the new futuristic timeline. Plus young people annoy me - which is one of the reasons I'm not a Discovery fan. Too many kids. So I'm gonna give it a try, but my hopes are not high. And I'm a poet, and I did not know it.

Richard Poets make the best coders!  Here is a poem for you (yes I googled it).  
The Coder's Muse
The world thinks logic, cold and clear,
Is all the coder holds so dear.
A rigid syntax, rule on rule,
Learned in a stern, exacting school.
But look more closely, pause and see,
The craft has roots in poetry.
The poet weighs each word with care,
A precise meaning, sharp and rare.
No wasted syllables allowed,
To stand out from the common crowd.
So too the coder, keen and bright,
Finds the best words to make things right.
For naming is an art, a grace,
That gives each function its own place.
A variable, a class, a flow,
Intent the future self will know.
Not random noise, nor sloppiness,
But structured thought in its finesse.
The form dictates the content's soul,
A stanza works to make it whole.
Indentation, line, and break,
A silent guide for meaning's sake.
In Python, Ruby, C, or Java,
Structure's key, an unseen power.
Refactoring, the poet's edit,
To give the work its lasting credit.
To strip away the excess fat,
And build a world where all things act
With purpose, rhythm, a design,
A clear, communicative line.
So, when you see a program run,
Remember where the craft's begun:
With patterns, prose, and chosen words,
The finest thoughts the mind affords.
The poet's mind, a structural guide,
Where logic and where art reside.

Richard Yes, someday I plan to grind through Lower Decks and Prodigy. Discovery grew on me- I just ignored the characters I disliked. SNW breaks so much canon I’ve found it hard to enjoy, but really liked the singing episode.

I've watched all the Star Trek live action movies and series, haven't watched any of the original animated series yet.

First time I tried watching Lower Decks, seemed more like a "Rugrats Space Adventure" than Star Trek, but I've managed to get through some of it. I actually thought Prodigy was good especially for kids, but I haven't seen any of the episodes that came out since it moved to Netflix.

Did anyone watch the Star Trek Shorts (2018)?  I found them to fill in some of the gaps.

I think I did...?

2018 was kind of a haze. LOL