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At work I'm mostly doing SSIS, which is dreary, but I try to find something to code.
Other than that, Code Project provides ample opportunity to exercise my little grey cells so I can continue to enjoy it.
Thanks, Chris!
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Stop bragging.
Here is what you mean:
At work I'm mostly trying to get SSIS working, but I try to find something to code.
Other than that, Code Project Q & A provides ample opportunity to pull my little grey hair so I can continue to swear even when I am not working with SSIS.
PS: Does quote selected text button work for you? For me it posted the reply.
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Hmmm, yes, we are in similar boats. Except, while SSIS might be considered programming, it is definitely not coding.
I have to dig around to come up with things to code before my boss notices.
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How would your customer react if you wrote in email that "I am running for ISIS jobs" instead of "I am running SSIS jobs."?
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I get SSIS to work as well as it can, but it doesn't scale to meet our needs, so I'd much rather do it the right way.
lw@zi wrote: PS: Does quote selected text button work for you? For me it posted the reply.
Seems OK to me.
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I once did an SSIS ETL package.
Step 1 - read in source file
Step 2 - call script in c# that opens a connection to the database and bulk copies the data into a staging table
Step 2a - script calls stored procedure to do the transforms.
This style scales nicely
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I guess subject says it all.
I do not like everything I need to do at work but if I break down my responsibilities to programming and non-programming ones, I sure love former.
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The only time I have fun at work is when I'm programming. The rest is brutal!
modified 28-Nov-16 0:29am.
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