James, I don’t dispute that you are getting those sorts of numbers. A better question would be could you have achieved the same without doing it. The problem with going to too much complexity (as in the link to Peter’s KISS KISS KISS post) is the operational overhead that can come with it.
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… such decisions for yourself I would recommend reading Peter’s KISS KISS KISS post.
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When I visit customers quite often they tell me about number of creative techniques they heard on the conferences, read on the blogs, forums and Internet articles and they ask me if they should use them. My advice is frequently – do not. It is fun to be creative but creative solutions also means …
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… for other reason and you proceed with deletion you may kiss your data goodbye. Alternative would be not to drop the…
