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RoxyRollah 02-19-2014 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by the batlord (Post 1418131)
well, a post like this for starters...

never!

FRED HALE SR. 02-19-2014 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1418127)
**** ya'll. The McRib is heaven. Bonus points if you have it cold the next morning after a bender.

I don't think anyone really knows what the mcrib is but it certainly isn't heaven. It is one of the most vile things made by man.

The Batlord 02-19-2014 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1418137)
Never!

Fixed.

RoxyRollah 02-19-2014 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1418139)
Fixed.

bROKen

The Batlord 02-19-2014 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by RoxyRollah (Post 1418140)
bROKen

Yes, you will be eventually. It will just take a little bit longer than I thought.

Paul Smeenus 02-19-2014 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR. (Post 1418138)
I don't think anyone really knows what the mcrib is but it certainly isn't heaven.


Or rib.

Freebase Dali 02-19-2014 06:30 PM

So today we had a unique production bug at work that needed a test environment to troubleshoot that we did not have. Basically one computer with our software that could access the database of another computer on the same network which had a different instance of our database and software.

So the guys were all palling around saying it won't work because people (before my time there) had tried it many times before, for years, and it never worked, so they were wasting all sorts of time trying to think of alternatives.

So I walked to the computer whose SQL database needed to be accessed by the other computer, opened SQL Configuration Manager and set a port for it to listen on and the static IP of the computer, then restarted the SQL service. Opened that port up in the firewall for incoming connections from the static IP of the other computer. Went to the other computer and modified the software's connection string in its config file to use the IP address of the database computer with the listening port and appropriate SQL username and password, then hit save.

Opened the application and it connected to the database of the other computer. Took me like 2 minutes. Solved. I'm not even a full blown DBA and I know this. I thought software developers learned things about SQL and other database solutions in college. It is, after all, the back-end of any application, web or not, that stores data. Why am I the one solving these things?

Anyway, I did a victory walk back to my desk.

Then surfed Reddit for the rest of the day.

Plankton 02-20-2014 08:06 AM

Strut!

RoxyRollah 02-20-2014 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 1418269)
So today we had a unique production bug at work that needed a test environment to troubleshoot that we did not have. Basically one computer with our software that could access the database of another computer on the same network which had a different instance of our database and software.

So the guys were all palling around saying it won't work because people (before my time there) had tried it many times before, for years, and it never worked, so they were wasting all sorts of time trying to think of alternatives.

So I walked to the computer whose SQL database needed to be accessed by the other computer, opened SQL Configuration Manager and set a port for it to listen on and the static IP of the computer, then restarted the SQL service. Opened that port up in the firewall for incoming connections from the static IP of the other computer. Went to the other computer and modified the software's connection string in its config file to use the IP address of the database computer with the listening port and appropriate SQL username and password, then hit save.

Opened the application and it connected to the database of the other computer. Took me like 2 minutes. Solved. I'm not even a full blown DBA and I know this. I thought software developers learned things about SQL and other database solutions in college. It is, after all, the back-end of any application, web or not, that stores data. Why am I the one solving these things?

Anyway, I did a victory walk back to my desk.

Then surfed Reddit for the rest of the day.

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Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1418433)
Strut!

http://valeriewaters.com/wp-content/...260&w=662&zc=1

djchameleon 02-20-2014 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 1418269)
So today we had a unique production bug at work that needed a test environment to troubleshoot that we did not have. Basically one computer with our software that could access the database of another computer on the same network which had a different instance of our database and software.

So the guys were all palling around saying it won't work because people (before my time there) had tried it many times before, for years, and it never worked, so they were wasting all sorts of time trying to think of alternatives.

So I walked to the computer whose SQL database needed to be accessed by the other computer, opened SQL Configuration Manager and set a port for it to listen on and the static IP of the computer, then restarted the SQL service. Opened that port up in the firewall for incoming connections from the static IP of the other computer. Went to the other computer and modified the software's connection string in its config file to use the IP address of the database computer with the listening port and appropriate SQL username and password, then hit save.

Opened the application and it connected to the database of the other computer. Took me like 2 minutes. Solved. I'm not even a full blown DBA and I know this. I thought software developers learned things about SQL and other database solutions in college. It is, after all, the back-end of any application, web or not, that stores data. Why am I the one solving these things?

Anyway, I did a victory walk back to my desk.

Then surfed Reddit for the rest of the day.

I could see you doing one of these moves back to your desk.
http://jarederickson.com/wp-content/...-animation.gif


It's pretty stupid how under qualified people are in job positions they have no business being in.


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