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  • Reply To: Who Still Uses SP_ for Naming?

    Using automation is something I've been interested in since I was a kid. What surprises me is how resistant people are to adopting any sort of automation. In my previous...

  • Reply To: No Degree Needed

    m60freeman wrote:

    I have found that companies that require a degree (any major would do) for IT positions were also so bureaucratic that I would not want to work there.

    I graduated...

  • Reply To: You Are An Inspiration

    I tried replying, but that resulted in a HTTP 500 error

    and then it worked

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Rod at work.
  • Reply To: You Are An Inspiration

    This is a toughie. I think, Louis, that you are correct, for the most part. But I'm also aware of the fact that, in some circumstances, it is possible that...

  • Reply To: Having Data Modeling Standards

    I work for a large state department. Consequently, the department I work for is, I believe, over 100 years old. Obviously, no one was writing databases back in 1923. 🙂

    But...

  • Reply To: No Degree Needed

    As someone who has a degree, I agree that a degree is not necessary. I've lost out on even being considered for some jobs because my GPA was not 3.95...

  • Reply To: A rose by any other name would not be a rose

    WOW, Frederico, YYY999 as variable names. Yes, at least "VSC" did make sense, given that we worked with a data that was called "Voucher Service Code". The naming convention of...

  • Reply To: A rose by any other name would not be a rose

    I totally agree, Louis! Once I had a coworker who hated naming anything like VoucherServiceCode. She insisted that all columns in tables had to be abbreviated, so in this case...

  • Reply To: Importing a MySQL database

    Ken,

    No one here has any experience with Dapper. We could learn Dapper, but it would be additional time spent not developing while we're learning. And I've got a feeling my...

  • Reply To: When Work Isn't Done

    Eddie,

    I'm impressed with what that previous company you worked for. I like the disciplined approach they used.

  • Reply To: Importing a MySQL database

    I don't know who the original developers were of the old PHP app, but having the SQL strings in it with no stored procedures, is exactly how they did it.

    I...

  • Reply To: When Work Isn't Done

    This question is so relevant for us! Our current environment has been individual developers working on a project alone. The majority of deploys are done from the developer's PC. A...

  • Reply To: Importing a MySQL database

    Ant-Green and Brian,

    Personally, I'm in favor of leaving the data in the MySQL database, although it is (so I understand) an old version of MySQL. The arguments against leaving it...

  • Reply To: Degree Apprenticeships

    Sean,

    I believe you are correct, that the insistence of a degree is, for some companies/organizations, "...for keeping people not like us away".

    David,

    I love what you said here. In particular, "It...

  • Reply To: Declining Work for Mental Health

    Patrick Groce wrote:

    Crazy Eights - too funny i work a government job too! I am beginning to read about Vertical structure organizations versus Matrix Organizations. Work here comes in from the...

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