| Scratch that, let's just say I hate Oracle and have done with it. |
[Mar. 21st, 2009|03:26 pm] |
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| | Happy Is A Yuppie Word, Switchfoot | ] |
SQL Developer makes no sense.
Why would you send the results to different places when it's script output, as opposed to a single instruction?
...Is it even possible to get script output sent to a grid?
...And why am I unable to have scripts in two tabs in the same section? I don't want them side-by-side! I don't have enough screen real estate for that!
I want my MSSQL environment back. :'(. Unfortunately, I doubt it has any real ability to deal with Oracle commands.
-Mmaster |
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[Mar. 21st, 2009|09:41 pm] |
| [ | mood |
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| [ | music |
| | The Shadow Proves The Sunshine, Switchfoot | ] |
*Mm is hanging out at EGG
*Andrew H is writing a bash script: (Note, this is psuedocode, I'm out of practice with bash) if $1 exists then
if $2 exists then
if $3 exists then
do stuff
else exit
else exit
else exit*Mm looks over his shoulder
Mm: Case statement!
Andrew: Fine...
*Andrew goes to Google
*Next time I look over his shoulder, he is reading a page helpfully entitled "How to write a shell script".
Andrew: I never knew you could do that!
*Andrew points to the code snippet on the page saying if [ $# -ne 3 ]; then
echo 1>&2 Usage: $0 19 Oct 91
exit 127
fiInstead of checking each individually, I can just check the number of arguments!
Mm: Sigh...
...Did I mention that this was the guy whose first program included 3000 if statements, because he didn't know what a loop statement was at the time?
-Mmaster |
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