At best it overcomplicates your qualification:
'TR.Field' != 'DB.Field' AND 'TR.Field' != $NULL$
vs.
'Field' != 'DB.Field'
At worst it will lead to incorrect results. The 'TR.Field' notation could
have a value even if the field hasn't changed (via a push field). And
while you can build a qualification to take care of this, it gets really
hairy quickly, and isn't necessary.
Thad Esser
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Ok I'll take the bite. Why never?
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How about:
"What qualification would you use to detect if the value of a
field has changed?"
Or:
"When is it appropriate to use a TR value in a qualification"?
(Hint: NEVER)
:-)
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I always though questions pertaining to the three phases that filters
were processed in was a good question to ask.
Even if the interviewee did not know the answer - exactly - it would
get them talking about push, set,notifications and messaging.
On Feb 19, 2008 6:31 PM, Doug Blair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Best interview question:
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> What animal is on the cover of the O'Reilly X-Window System books?
>
> Only someone who has actually looked will know that this series has
solid
> color covers and no animals.
>
> What you're really looking for is some indication that the interviewee
is
> familiar with O'Reilly, and maybe (with luck) has one or two of them in
a
> storage locker somewhere, and has been around computing long enough to
> understand X. If they've mastered that, they understand operating
systems,
> and you can infer much from the conversation about which O'Reilly and
> Nutshell books are on their shelf. You can then have some fun talking
about
> the animals and pets before resuming the interview :-)
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> >1. What is the primary table in the AR System data dictionary?
> >2. How does the AR System manage the data you see in Remedy Forms?
> >3. Without using DSO or EIE, what are your thoughts for providing a
'STANDARDIZED'
> methodology for interfacing/integrating with Remedy applications. This
customer was actually
> looking to use C.I.M. or some other open standard solution to interface
> with Remedy.... maybe a good discussion for the list!!!
> >4. How do you trouble shoot AR System server outages to restore access
to
> the system?
> >5. How does mid-tier work and where does it fit in the client server
> architecture?
> >6. Describe how filters work? They were actually looking how filters
> work in different phases... which led to the next question.
> >7. Can you force a filter to fire all actions in the first phase?
> >8. List all of the possible uses for guides. They were looking for
walking tables.
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> >These are all pretty simple questions. I also get some questions about
turning on/off server
> features using the configuration files (ar.conf/ar.cfg).
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> >Hope this helps some,
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