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I am a DBA / Programmer and looking for a lady with a similiar skillset to have conversions with =)
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Edited by
fleta_n_mach
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Tue 10/14/14 11:47 PM
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Go ahead, speak some jargon. It's your thread.
What software? Oh, must be SQL, eh? |
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Yea i do most of my coding in dynamic SQL.. Nothing like using a replace statement to make that SQL really run well =)
How about you? |
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Edited by
fleta_n_mach
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Tue 10/14/14 11:54 PM
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lol, naw, been years since I used Visual Basic in MS Access. Maybe I remember some. I did enjoy building DB though.
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Access huh? SQL Server's ugly step brother lol.. I always cringe when i go into a site and see that is what they are using at an enterprise level. Since opening the doors of my company two years ago, I have been converting companies away from it...
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yes, that's the way it moved a few years ago. Oracle.
I used to dream the solutions in my sleep. uuugggh. 
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I still do... So, tell me more about yourself =)
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Let's see.....I'm too old for you.
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I meant professionally =) but ok fair enough.
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oh, I live in the northwoods of Wisconsin. The employment dropped out of basically every area except healthcare and restaurants, and schools. I had went back to CNA work, and managed to complete the collapsing my cervical discs and now I can only sit at the pc for short periods of time.
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Yucky.. that stinks.. i'm based outta Raleigh.. but travel all over.. lucky the IT has been coming back strong.
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Edited by
fleta_n_mach
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Wed 10/15/14 12:22 AM
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yeah, that's what I hear, for the newest graduates mostly. There are jobs in the Twin cities, but I prefer not to have the rat race any more.
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Good for you.. i have been interviewing a lot of college students lately.. trying to get talent for cheaper lol.
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Edited by
fleta_n_mach
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Wed 10/15/14 12:38 AM
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Yeah, that's the problem, and always has been the problem with IT. Always evolving. Leaving the older ones in the dust if you are not constantly going to school.
And that philosophy of hiring the younger ones out of school, yes, they have the cutting edge knowledge, but that keeps the wages too low. People can't live on that. Or part time. Actually, I would be focusing on security if I were you. The ciphers keep going bad. The NSA is always hiring contractors.
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