Shorten the time to get something done, increase the risk for error. This requires other things to change to keep the risk down, such as increased testing.

Thanks for the post.

Sounds good in theory. But management just hired someone. They want that person producing as quick as possible. They don't expect us to then have to train them. We should...

Thanks for the training.

I guarantee 100% uptime, with the exception of the 8 hours a day I reserve for maintenance.

It looks interesting, I'll have to give it a try. Thanks.

g.britton (6/22/2015)

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Great article. Also a great take on some of the problems ORM can cause. It's one reason I'm not a LINQ-to-SQL fan. For anything but the...

Interesting but probably won't use it. Thanks for the education though.

I worked for one company 15 years. I've been with my current one for nearly 16. I get comfortable and it takes a lot for me to want to leave....

Our biggest hangup was normalization. There is a thing as too much normalization. A little less normalization (and sometimes duplication) can go a long ways to making operation more efficient.

I'll pass this one on to my sys admin. Thanks.

We had a new programmer talk us into using a complex tool set for a rewrite we were doing. After we got well into it, way to far to pull...

I'm still a little confused, but good start for me anyway.

Haven't seen a blue screen in a while, knock on wood.

Thanks for the script and the extra comments.