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Posted by Steven Alexander | Jul 5, 2009 | Algorithms, Application Designer, Peoplesoft Specific |
It is refreshing to have a new copy of the production database instance in the development database instance. It is also a bit frightening. Was anything important lost in the overwrite? I imagine most Peoplesoft SQR programmers...
Read MorePosted by Steven Alexander | Jun 28, 2009 | Algorithms, SQL |
The Assignment Last week we looked at various techniques for combining tables. As an example, we took an assignment “to gather the hours reported on timecards for each employee over a two week pay period.” We saw...
Read MorePosted by Steven Alexander | Jun 21, 2009 | Algorithms, SQL |
Here are some interesting variations of SQL syntax. The simple example I chose is probably ill suited for any actual program, but that makes it more interesting. The Assignment We want to gather the hours reported on timecards...
Read MorePosted by Steven Alexander | Jun 14, 2009 | Algorithms, Peoplesoft Specific |
We built and enhanced a real-time dashboard that alerted us to problems with Peoplesoft process instances. The next challenge is to investigate processes that fail, or processes that succeeded yet dissatisfied our co-workers...
Read MorePosted by Steven Alexander | Jun 7, 2009 | Algorithms, Peoplesoft Specific |
Last week we wrote a real-time application in SQR. Yes, in SQR, the batch programming language. That should have been more thrilling than it turned out to be. Let’s try to make it more interesting, accessible, and informative....
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