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Jim, I have spent months in such situations in my x-company :)Quote:
Originally posted by jovery
Toughest Job:
Restraining yourself from choking the idiot manager who doesn't listen to your advise and then complians that his system fails (for the reasons you said it would) and expects you to resolve the problem as a priority!
:)
I seem to encounter them every 6 months or so, generally when a new manager appears with 'Oracle systems experience' which basically means typed some data into a screen once which had an Oracle backend.
This apperently makes them an expert :)
Regards
:), I always had to bend Oracle in such a way that it will work as SQLbase (Gupta SQL) databaseQuote:
Originally posted by jovery
I seem to encounter them every 6 months or so, generally when a new manager appears with 'Oracle systems experience' which basically means typed some data into a screen once which had an Oracle backend.
This apperently makes them an expert :)
Sameer
The tough one is making a db look like Excel. (Managers understand Excel - sometimes).
TO WAKEUP AT NIGHT When TEMP tablespace can't extend...
Exactly!
Currently in the position of having to persuade management to let me develop and implememnt a backup and recovery plan for our Oracle DBs.
They keep asking "How likely is it that our DBs will crash?".
"Not very likely? Well its not a priority then!".
:confused:
Exactly!
Currently in the position of having to persuade management to let me develop and implememnt a backup and recovery plan for our Oracle DBs.
They keep asking "How likely is it that our DBs will crash?".
"Not very likely? Well its not a priority then!".
:confused: