hours a week, though. I really don't know. My last conversation with his was
on Tuesday, as I was leaving for the holidays. I said I'd be back Monday,
and then he argued with me about why the stateid should be part of the
primary key in the county table.
Me: You don't need to do it that way. It will overcomplicate all your
queries.
Him: But, a county shouldn't exist without a state!
Me: Right, that's why you make it a not null foreign key.
Him: But, it could still exist without a state.
Me: No, it couldn't.
Him: I still think it needs to be part of the primary key.
Me: I have a bus to catch. We'll talk about it Monday.
*sigh*
----- Original Message -----
From: "BethF" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 3:05 PM
Subject: Re: supervisor by default
> is the kid being PAID?
> then he needs to work, like a professional.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Deanna Schneider
> To: CF-Community
> Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 6:26 AM
> Subject: supervisor by default
>
>
> <cf_rant>
> Okay, so I'm not a supervisor. I don't pretend to be a supervisor. I
don't
> aspire to be a supervisor. I'm just a lowly code girl.
>
> But, I am currently a supervisor by default. One of our departments
decided
> that since we couldn't do their project "fast enough" (in other words
the
> director of their department stuck them in a low-priority slot) that
they'd
> just hire their own student to do the project. Great.
>
> So, it turns out this student has no CF experience, no practical
database
> experience, doesn't seem to know HTML fundamentals, and has written a
whole
> bunch of code by checking out a laptop from comp sci, downloading CF
4.5is he
> (we're currently migrating to CFMX from 5.0), creating an access
datasource
> (we use Oracle), and writing crapola code. *sigh*
>
> So, we met with him on Friday and find out all this, and talk to my
boss,
> who agrees to let him work on one of our computers. Guess who gets to
try to
> figure out how to train him?
>
> On top of that, he said he'd come in yesterday afternoon. He never
showed
> up. I emailed him. He said he'd come in at 7:00 this morning. It's 9:25.
He
> just showed up.
>
> Anyone got a heaping helping of patience and good will I can borrow?
>
> </cf_rant>
>
> --
> Deanna Schneider
> UWEX-Cooperative Extension
> Interactive Media Developer
>
>
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