[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know
what's worse is the headhunters don't have a clue what they're asking for
You really can tell that when they misspell or put things together that
don't make sense.
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Stephen the Cook wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
How do they do source control on the stored procedures?
We create the database, and every object in it all the same code generation
run. Well the VB.NET comes first and then the SQL data.
Basically we just crank out via a
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Stephen the Cook wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
How do they do source control on the stored procedures?
We create the database, and every object in it all the same code
generation run. Well the VB.NET comes first and then the SQL data.
Basically
Stephen the Cook wrote:
So they recreate the database creation scripts every time?
Only as needed. As we start to gen testing data we don't want to destroy it
in a drop database.
So if changes are made to the stored procedures, they're not immediately
logged into the source
Rick,
Are the white FoxPro mugs from the San Diego (??) Devcon that had a fox in
red,blue and purple?
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Are the white FoxPro mugs from the San Diego (??) Devcon that had a fox in
red,blue and purple?
You are describing the same mug. I don't recall getting them in San Diego
(1995), which was a great
swag year with the grey sweat shirts discussed here.
Rick
White Light Computing, Inc.
Alan Lukachko wrote:
Rick,
Are the white FoxPro mugs from the San Diego (??) Devcon that had a
fox in red,blue and purple?
I got my couple @ devCon in Phoenix back around 92 or so. Also got one for
registering FP as well.
Stephen Russell
DBA / .Net Developer
Memphis TN 38115
On 1/24/07, Alan Lukachko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are the white FoxPro mugs from the San Diego (??) Devcon that had a fox in
red,blue and purple?
I received two when I ordered FoxPro 2.0, I believe, though maybe 2.5.
Did the colors match the platform - Dos, LAN and Mac? Or was UNIX in
there?
On Tuesday, January 23, 2007 5:51 PM Ed Leafe wrote:
snipped
I have my name badge from 12 Fox Devcons, 1 Mid-Atlantic
conference,
2 SoCal conferences, 2 FoxTeach conferences, 1 GLGDW, 1 FoxForward, and
4 PyCons. I also have
the binders from most of the early Devcons, when I thought I would
: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 6:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 1/24/07, Alan Lukachko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are the white FoxPro mugs from the San Diego (??) Devcon that had a
fox in red,blue and purple?
I received two when I ordered FoxPro 2.0, I believe
Fleck, Timothy wrote:
I worked in Tech Support at Fox Software. The Colors were for DOS, Mac
and SCO Unix. These were developed for the FoxBase+ rollout.
We sold them at Devcon 1 in Toledo, OH.
Tim Fleck
Hi Tim!
So do you still work with Foxpro on a regular basis today? Versions?
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Fleck, Timothy wrote:
I worked in Tech Support at Fox Software. The Colors were for DOS, Mac
and SCO Unix. These were developed for the FoxBase+ rollout.
We sold them at Devcon 1
Fleck, Timothy wrote:
I keep trying to get away from FOX, but they keep pulling me back! I was
in Toledo for many years working on and creating VFP programs to be
prototypes to be upsized to larger systems but the Fox did the trick
on the cheap.
I am now in Los Angeles. I keep working on
On Wednesday, January 24, 2007 3:14 PM Timothy Fleck wrote:
I keep trying to get away from FOX, but they keep pulling me back! I
was in Toledo for many
years working on and creating VFP programs to be prototypes to be
upsized to larger systems
but the Fox did the trick on the cheap.
I am now
another thong it excels at is sql server inserts instead of using dts
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Fleck, Timothy wrote:
I keep trying to get away
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
another thong it excels at is sql server inserts instead of using dts
Wonder if Steve Russell would agree with you or not?
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Sounds like it IS time to hit the WEB!
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On Wednesday, January 24, 2007 3:14 PM
Fleck, Timothy wrote:
snipped The only problem is that FoxPro has become a bad word around here.
It has been like that for MANY places for some time now! Developers who
don't deserve to be called developers wrote shitty code and the
stakeholders simply blamed it on the Fox.
At least that's
Michael Babcock wrote:
Developers who don't deserve to be called developers wrote shitty code and
the stakeholders simply blamed it on the Fox.
Lord knows I've written my share of shi**y code. Probably today. ;)
Kevin
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Fleck, Timothy wrote:
snipped The only problem is that FoxPro has become a bad word around
here.
It has been like that for MANY places for some time now! Developers who
don't deserve to be called developers wrote shitty code and the
stakeholders
Kevin Ragsdale wrote:
Michael Babcock wrote:
Developers who don't deserve to be called developers wrote shitty code and
the stakeholders simply blamed it on the Fox.
Lord knows I've written my share of shi**y code. Probably today. ;)
Well, I didn't want to name names, but
On Jan 24, 2007, at 4:31 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
It has been like that for MANY places for some time now!
Developers who
don't deserve to be called developers wrote shitty code and the
stakeholders simply blamed it on the Fox.
I've seen that, too, but most companies I've
Fleck, Timothy wrote:
The funny part is, those developers actually can make money and look
like gods compared to the .Net people!
Ok, but let's be fair and balanced g: how many .Net people have you seen?
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We all have.
Virgil Bierschwale
http://www.bierschwalesolutions.com
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
another thong it excels at is sql server inserts instead of using dts
Wonder
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Fleck, Timothy wrote:
snipped The only problem is that FoxPro has become a bad word
around here.
It has been like that for MANY places for some time now! Developers
who don't deserve to be called developers wrote shitty code and the
stakeholders simply blamed
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Fleck, Timothy wrote:
I keep trying to get away from FOX, but they keep pulling me back! I
was in Toledo for many years working on and creating VFP programs to
be prototypes to be upsized to larger systems but the Fox did the
trick on the cheap.
I am now in
Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Dang, but my typing is bad on the TREO..
Keyboards way too small grin
I got called on my first contract interview in a long time today..
What do they want me to have 25 years experience in but .NET dang
the luck
What about all the .NET for DOS experience you
Stephen the Cook wrote:
I see an app created for debug in 3 days time frame at International Paper.
It takes the a week to make mock ups that we just mimic in code generation
templates.
Granted it's all web based, all stored procedure driven for data, as well as
the data layout,
I know
what's worse is the headhunters don't have a clue what they're asking for
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Virgil Bierschwale
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Stephen the Cook wrote:
I see an app created for debug in 3 days time frame at International
Paper. It takes the a week to make mock ups that we just mimic in
code generation templates.
Granted it's all web based, all stored procedure driven for data, as
well
set lurk off
I really hate how much I want to get one of these!
set lurk on
RayTheOtherRay
On 1/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/2zbo4l
If you get that warm fuzzy feeling when you see Dot Matrix printer type
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Ray,
I like the Money Design wallet best. Must have one even though they are in
dollars not pounds!
Dave Crozier
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On 1/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/2zbo4l
If you get that warm fuzzy feeling when you see Dot Matrix printer type
then our new Tyvek Wallets...
WHAT ABOUT MY _OUTER_ GEEK
Whil
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On 1/23/07, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WHAT ABOUT MY _OUTER_ GEEK
Thanks, I think we already know all about that...
http://hentzenwerke.com/oldl/f_ind.old?cidj=609cat=fgpa
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On Jan 23, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
WHAT ABOUT MY _OUTER_ GEEK
Thanks, I think we already know all about that...
http://hentzenwerke.com/oldl/f_ind.old?cidj=609cat=fgpa
Nah, it's really:
http://leafe.com/webimages/HentzenWilliam.gif
-- Ed Leafe
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On Jan 23, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
WHAT ABOUT MY _OUTER_ GEEK
Thanks, I think we already know all about that...
http://hentzenwerke.com/oldl/f_ind.old?cidj=609cat=fgpa
Ted/Whil -- what were the matching jackets
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
They were matching?
Oh, cripes, that's the last time I walk around in Germany without
calling him to find out what he's wearing first!
So the FP had nothing to do with Foxpro? Here I thought you guys were
from Foxpro Geekdom with your Foxpro jackets. ;-)
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Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
They were matching?
Oh
Rick Schummer wrote:
They were speaker jackets from one of the FoxTeach conferences years ago.
So the only way to get one would be..eBay, right? g They looked
like nice leather jackets from the photo!?!?!
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On Tuesday, January 23, 2007 1:53 PM Michael wrote:
So the only way to get one would be..eBay, right? g They
looked
like nice leather jackets from the photo!?!?!
I had the urge to check eBay after I read about the jackets. They do
look pretty nice and I bet someone could make some bucks
David,
I recently came across a couple of the plastic cups from a San Diego DevCon
with the sand and
stuff in bottom. I wonder how much they are worth?
The sand cups are cool and were from the year we were at the Swan in
DisneyWorld. I think mine are
still packed away somewhere. A few years
On Tuesday, January 23, 2007 2:25 PM Rick Schummer wrote:
The sand cups are cool and were from the year we were at the Swan in
DisneyWorld. I think mine
are still packed away somewhere. A few years back someone posted a
request on CompuServe IIRC
looking for one of the black FoxPro mugs given
My sand cup is long gone. I do have the fanny pack from Orlando and the
canvas bag from Miami. I think my daughter has adopted the Miami surf shirt
as her own. Beyond that, my trinkets are sparse.
RayTheOtherRay
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On Tuesday, January 23, 2007 2:51 PM Ray Heilman wrote:
My sand cup is long gone. I do have the fanny pack from Orlando and
the canvas bag from
Miami. I think my daughter has adopted the Miami surf shirt as her
own. Beyond that, my
trinkets are sparse.
How much is the 'sand cup' worth to
I've still got the grey sweatshirt that was given out at a Devcon. I think
it may have been San Diego.
John
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Was that some gay developers conference?
--- Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 23, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
WHAT ABOUT MY _OUTER_ GEEK
Thanks, I think we already know all about that...
http://hentzenwerke.com/oldl/f_ind.old?cidj=609cat=fgpa
I have a T-Shirt with Ed Leafe and J-Lo from the infamous Sep 2001
devcon. A collector's item!
Malcolm
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Nah, it's really:
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mug I got in San
Diego in 2001.. My last DevCon.
Now I write .NET code. I need a life...
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I've still got the grey
On Jan 23, 2007, at 5:42 PM, Lou Syracuse wrote:
I still have that one, too. My first devcon, VFP launch into the
extreme'
January '95. I picked up a FoxHead coffee cup on ebay a few years
back,
hearing how rare they are. I think that was from the Orlando
conference the
year
Michael Madigan wrote:
Was that some gay developers conference?
Why, yes it was.
But only three people showed up, me, Ted, and the organizer. So they
didn't have it again.
Thank you for asking!
Whil
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Rick Schummer wrote:
David,
I recently came across a couple of the plastic cups from a San Diego
DevCon with the sand and
stuff in bottom. I wonder how much they are worth?
The sand cups are cool and were from the year we were at the Swan in
DisneyWorld. I think mine are still packed
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