Re: table disk usage?

Daniel Morgan <damorgan_at_exxesolutions.com> wrote in message news:<3EF7901C.52DF6BF1_at_exxesolutions.com>...
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> No of course not. Better to cover for bad management decisions and take
> the blame when you are asked to do things you are not trained to do and
> make a really big mess.
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> I have a friend that needs a small tumor removed from his prostate. Perhaps
> you wouldn't mind taking on that job in addition to your responsibilities.
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> I know you have no training in oncology and surgery but there are some
> really good VCR tapes on it (a GUI) so I know you'd do well. Of course
> you will be charged with malpractice if you fail.
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> My point is that the best answer to every problem is not necessarily to bend over.

How do you know it was a bad decision without knowing the OP's company's finances? How do you know that an application that services a handful of people is worth more than a DBA?

As far as bending over goes, or living on one's knees, or to view it as covering for something, it depends on how you see it, are you a) working for an endeavour that pays you, or b) working for inherently selfish highly paid suits, whom you would like to see fail.

Both is probably true, but it's possible to have some work ethic without viewing it as bending over. Received on Tue Jun 24 2003 - 02:30:14 CDT