Forms of Database Torture (Illustrated)
Many forms of disasters can happen to a database. Here are three I’ve seen lately.
Many forms of disasters can happen to a database. Here are three I’ve seen lately.
I got my first “real” job working with databases in New York City in the early 2000’s. The woman who hired me was incredibly smart, and a pleasure to work for. She understood how mainframes processed data, the need and challenge to create web interfaces and relational databases that would work well with mainframes, and she could solve problems like crazy.
I’ve had a problem for a little while: my office smells like pee, and it gives me a headache sometimes.
Correction: my office smelled like pee. Past tense. The problem has been resolved.
Tomorrow evening I will be presenting for the SQL PASS Application Development chapter. Stop by and say hello!
I’m giving a webinar tomorrow! (Do people still use the word webinar? Was that just incredibly uncool?)
Should you call yourself an expert? And what does it take to be an expert?
I recently talked with @TheJudgeOfCheese (t) about design patterns and grocery shopping.
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