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> There are many who come here for solid, well-reasoned and thoughtful
> responses to their queries.  To issue such flippant "advice", even in
> jest, is irresponsible.  Some of the less experienced posters would
> actually attempt your first "stab" at assistance (as did the intended
> recipient of your response), come up short, and wonder about the
> quality of advice issued here.  Such responses reflect poorly upon your
> knowledge and abilities, as well.
>
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> David Fitzjarrell
> Oracle Certified DBA
>
Ok, first of all, it was neither politcally correct nor in the sense of how a peer-network should work. In fact it was totally and completely not the way I should have acted. Take this as an excuse. I think we all can profit if we're steadily working toward a high level of peer-support and experience exchange. Complex systems - as Oracle is sometimes - require training and guidance - in my opinion it's main to reach a proficient level. On the other side: There is still a thin line between misleading information resulting into damage and a joke between the lines. Common, are you willing to die for being serious? Received on Fri Dec 08 2000 - 12:04:36 CST
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