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  1. joe5902

    The Never Ending Story

    ...she notice that the giant bee is attacking her! "Hahaha... hahaha...", The Maniac laughed wickedly. "Looks like your bug is bugged! Hahaha..."
  2. joe5902

    Good Book Suggestions

    I agree, works of Umberto Eco aren't easy-read but it keeps enough suspense and would keep you thinking... I think I like his "The Island of the Day Before". cheers! --------------------------------------------------------- "I believe that what we become depends on what our fathers teach us...
  3. joe5902

    Why would you place asp.net code inside HTML?

    It's funny (and sometimes disturbs me) how people can't get away with what they're used to. In my current project, we're supposed to transform a classic-ASP application to .NET framework. To my disappointment I still see most of classic codes disguising as .NET :(
  4. joe5902

    Thinking out loud... Mouse Computers?

    DrJavaJoe, Wow that's a lot given the 6-year timeframe! But it's possible or maybe someone might have done it already. I actually know someone who I will describe as the primitive ancestor of your hi-tech guy. Yeah, primitive because she doesn't have the implants or support for BORG...
  5. joe5902

    sqlldr question

    mjia, Yes, that's right you need a CTL file just like LKBrwnDBA has posted. Then invoke the sqlldr from an OS shell say in Unix shell. $$ SQLLDR CONTROL=foo.ctl, LOG=bar.log, BAD=baz.bad, DATA=etc.dat If you want to know more about SQL Loader you might want to read this...
  6. joe5902

    Any Clues?

    I'm still at the onset of my career and would like to plan ahead. Right now I'm employed in a multinational consulting firm and I'm on data warehousing (application development) Oracle,PL/SQL,Pro*C,BusinessObjects,VMS are the stuffs which I'm working on and will likely to work on if I stay...

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