Agreed, that table structure gives me the willies
so I've learned, and columns have been added to it since it was created. Plus numerous programs access it so I can't do anything to it (after all, I'm just a contractor, not an employee).
Even better, the woman who wrote most of the ASP.Net applications and designed all of the tables in the database over a 12 year period left a few months before I was brought in, and the guy who her responsibilities dumped on him is still learning how all of the apps work. It makes it tough to ask a question to someone who may not even have touched that program yet.
Even better, the woman who wrote most of the ASP.Net applications and designed all of the tables in the database over a 12 year period left a few months before I was brought in, and the guy who her responsibilities dumped on him is still learning how all of the apps work. It makes it tough to ask a question to someone who may not even have touched that program yet.