Re:The Storray Engine, an excellent example of why we use da...
by athom on Sunday August 22, 2010 @06:12PM
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Wow, this takes me back!
Back around '05, I inherited the enviable task of getting a "linked project scheduling system" up and running. The creator of this MS-Project-based marvel had implemented an employee database in a VB module, that not only avoided the hassles of ADO and SQL, but almost managed to do away with arrays completely! Switch/Case statements, anyone?
By the way, if needles and haystacks are your thing, try a Google search on Microsoft Project. Hours of fun!
Back around '05, I inherited the enviable task of getting a "linked project scheduling system" up and running. The creator of this MS-Project-based marvel had implemented an employee database in a VB module, that not only avoided the hassles of ADO and SQL, but almost managed to do away with arrays completely! Switch/Case statements, anyone?
By the way, if needles and haystacks are your thing, try a Google search on Microsoft Project. Hours of fun!