wbrianwhite (11/1/2010)

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RobertYoung (11/1/2010)

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wbrianwhite (11/1/2010)

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RobertYoung (10/31/2010)

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wbrianwhite (10/30/2010)

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I have a hard time believing this. How would a code generator know enough...

wbrianwhite (11/1/2010)

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RobertYoung (10/31/2010)

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wbrianwhite (10/30/2010)

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I have a hard time believing this. How would a code generator know enough about your...

wbrianwhite (10/30/2010)

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I have a hard time believing this. How would a code generator know enough about your application structure,...

wbrianwhite (10/29/2010)

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RobertYoung (10/29/2010)

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ron.buchanan.us (10/29/2010)

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If you are going to insult a design of which you know little about, at least elaborate....

ron.buchanan.us (10/29/2010)

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If you are going to insult a design of which you know little about, at least elaborate. I would...

The display of the UI isn't a function of CRUD-drivenness. All apps are CRUD. Most UI's today are rehashes...

alen teplitsky (10/27/2010)

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i don't have as much gray whiskers as others, but in my experience the problem isn't reinventing the wheel but adding to it over the years. so and...

Does SS manage to do that when the "client" is a webserver (IIS) which pools connections,...

Phil Factor (10/27/2010)

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I'm all in favor of relieving the need for repetitive coding in SQL, and I've published some articles on the subject, but I'm convinced, after many years of...

(Quoting inserted the previous post, for whatever reason!)

So the procedure is: 1) alter the schema using any method you choose, so long as you don't modify or eliminate any of...

nick brandwood (8/24/2010)

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Steve,

I think that long term application development requires a full time FTE and that software houses do not want to employ them because they cost too much...

Steve Jones - Editor (8/24/2010)

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Nelson Petersen (8/24/2010)

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Some questions come to mind:

1.) If the purchased application is poorly designed or inadequately indexed, who made the decision to buy that software?...

webrunner (8/24/2010)

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Thanks for highlighting this dilemma, Steve.

Specifically, it sometimes happens that the changes one organization wants are not wanted by other organizations. Especially if this is a product with several...

Nelson Petersen (8/24/2010)

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Some questions come to mind:

1.) If the purchased application is poorly designed or inadequately indexed, who made the decision to buy that software? The decision making...

All too often it comes down to the simple fact that many of these applications were specified and built by coders, not database developers. As a result, two facts...