Data in XmlFiles or in Database
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Jasmine2501 wrote:
Features are never loose with a database, they are always tight.
That isn't true - using your definition. It is a common problem that an update to a database does not instantly appear in all clients. So one must account for that. Usually by just ignoring it because actual business cases (not hypothetical development cases) do not allow for it.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
Many companies have an internal problem knowing what the truth is about the company, because they don't all pull their data from a central source
Which of course isn't solved by technology but rather architecture (people).
You missed the joke, and the heinous spelling error. Your pants can be loose. Your database can't.
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You missed the joke, and the heinous spelling error. Your pants can be loose. Your database can't.
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Jasmine2501 wrote:
You missed the joke
So you are stating that your entire posting was a joke?
No just the part you didn't get.
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No just the part you didn't get.
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Jasmine2501 wrote:
No just the part you didn't get.
I responded to the entire posting - and it was incorrect as I stated.
Stop it, you're making yourself look bad. The joke is obvious, I even bolded it.
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Stop it, you're making yourself look bad. The joke is obvious, I even bolded it.
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Jasmine2501 wrote:
Stop it, you're making yourself look bad
You are making assumptions about me.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
The joke is obvious, I even bolded it.
As I already said - I was responding to your entire post. And as I said, it was wrong.
jschell wrote:
As I already said - I was responding to your entire post. And as I said, it was wrong.
No it's not. There is nothing wrong about my post. Everything I said was 100% true, and backed by 25 years of experience in this industry. There was a joke about horrible spelling in there, and that wasn't wrong or right, it was funny if you got it, which you didn't. The fact that you responded to that was funny for a minute but now it's just lame. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/loose?s=t[^] http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/lose?s=t[^] Get it now?
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jschell wrote:
As I already said - I was responding to your entire post. And as I said, it was wrong.
No it's not. There is nothing wrong about my post. Everything I said was 100% true, and backed by 25 years of experience in this industry. There was a joke about horrible spelling in there, and that wasn't wrong or right, it was funny if you got it, which you didn't. The fact that you responded to that was funny for a minute but now it's just lame. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/loose?s=t[^] http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/lose?s=t[^] Get it now?
Jasmine2501 wrote:
Everything I said was 100% true,
My original post explained why it was wrong. If you didn't understand that you should have asked.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
and backed by 25 years of experience in this industry
I have that beat.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
it was funny if you got it, which you didn't.
And you obviously keep ignoring that I was responding to you entire post despite me stating it explicitly multiple times. Your continued restatement that you were attempting to be funny will not change that nor does it alter what I said.
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Jasmine2501 wrote:
Everything I said was 100% true,
My original post explained why it was wrong. If you didn't understand that you should have asked.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
and backed by 25 years of experience in this industry
I have that beat.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
it was funny if you got it, which you didn't.
And you obviously keep ignoring that I was responding to you entire post despite me stating it explicitly multiple times. Your continued restatement that you were attempting to be funny will not change that nor does it alter what I said.
I said "features are never loose with a database, they are always tight" which was a joke on the mistaking of "loose" for "lose" and you responded as if it was a serious statement. That was your mistake, and this lame attempt to defend yourself is only pointing out the fact that you missed the joke. Now stop it, you're embarrassing yourself. Secondly, even if your response was not about the part you quoted, but also about the rest of what I said, that particular response didn't make a whole lot of sense and I disagree with it, based on my many years of experience in the real business world, which is more like 30 years, but it isn't a competition. I have enough experience to know that what I said is absolutely true almost anywhere you go and if you disagree with it, that's fine, I will leave it to the readers to decide for themselves.
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I said "features are never loose with a database, they are always tight" which was a joke on the mistaking of "loose" for "lose" and you responded as if it was a serious statement. That was your mistake, and this lame attempt to defend yourself is only pointing out the fact that you missed the joke. Now stop it, you're embarrassing yourself. Secondly, even if your response was not about the part you quoted, but also about the rest of what I said, that particular response didn't make a whole lot of sense and I disagree with it, based on my many years of experience in the real business world, which is more like 30 years, but it isn't a competition. I have enough experience to know that what I said is absolutely true almost anywhere you go and if you disagree with it, that's fine, I will leave it to the readers to decide for themselves.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
I said "features are never loose with a database, they are always tight" which was a joke on the mistaking of "loose" for "lose" and you responded as if it was a serious statement. That was your mistake, and this lame attempt to defend yourself is only pointing out the fact that you missed the joke. Now stop it, you're embarrassing yourself.
I suggest you re-read the sub thread. Pay particular attention to where I told you repeatedly that I was responding to your entire post.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
based on my many years of experience in the real business world,
Since it isn't possible to instantaneously update all clients I can't imagine what business experience you have had.
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Jasmine2501 wrote:
I said "features are never loose with a database, they are always tight" which was a joke on the mistaking of "loose" for "lose" and you responded as if it was a serious statement. That was your mistake, and this lame attempt to defend yourself is only pointing out the fact that you missed the joke. Now stop it, you're embarrassing yourself.
I suggest you re-read the sub thread. Pay particular attention to where I told you repeatedly that I was responding to your entire post.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
based on my many years of experience in the real business world,
Since it isn't possible to instantaneously update all clients I can't imagine what business experience you have had.
jschell wrote:
I suggest you re-read the sub thread. Pay particular attention to where I told you repeatedly that I was responding to your entire post.
I already addressed that problem.
jschell wrote:
Since it isn't possible to instantaneously update all clients I can't imagine what business experience you have had.
I did not say it was. This is really annoying. If you're trying to annoy me, it's working. If you're trying to disprove something I said, that's not working.
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jschell wrote:
I suggest you re-read the sub thread. Pay particular attention to where I told you repeatedly that I was responding to your entire post.
I already addressed that problem.
jschell wrote:
Since it isn't possible to instantaneously update all clients I can't imagine what business experience you have had.
I did not say it was. This is really annoying. If you're trying to annoy me, it's working. If you're trying to disprove something I said, that's not working.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
If you're trying to annoy me, it's working
I am pointing out an incorrect statement. Your emotional state has nothing to do with it.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
If you're trying to disprove something I said, that's not working.
I don't need to disprove it since you already agreed that one can't update all clients immediately. Not with an xml file and not with a database. You claime the former and ignored the latter.
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Jasmine2501 wrote:
If you're trying to annoy me, it's working
I am pointing out an incorrect statement. Your emotional state has nothing to do with it.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
If you're trying to disprove something I said, that's not working.
I don't need to disprove it since you already agreed that one can't update all clients immediately. Not with an xml file and not with a database. You claime the former and ignored the latter.
jschell wrote:
I am pointing out an incorrect statement. Your emotional state has nothing to do with it.
It is absolutely correct and you are wrong, and that is absolutely annoying and it would be to anyone. Seriously, let it go dude, nobody cares any more.
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jschell wrote:
I am pointing out an incorrect statement. Your emotional state has nothing to do with it.
It is absolutely correct and you are wrong, and that is absolutely annoying and it would be to anyone. Seriously, let it go dude, nobody cares any more.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
It is absolutely correct and you are wrong
You are wrong.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
and that is absolutely annoying and it would be to anyone
Again that is an emotional context which doesn't interest me and has nothing to do with the technical merits.
Jasmine2501 wrote:
Seriously, let it go dude, nobody cares any more.
And yet you keep responding and keep claiming that I am wrong.