Peoplesoft and SQR

I decided to begin this blog at the end of 2008 and published the first three entries on January 3, 2009.  This is my 54^th post, twelve months later.
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By now, I’m back from vacation, but I didn’t write anything while I was gone.  I’ll have a new article next week.

I’ve been thinking about my blog.  While spending almost a year writing about SQR, I’ve collected a list of topics relating to SQL, Peopletools, and Peoplesoft HCM that I want to discuss.  I assume most of my readers work in those areas too.  I may begin a new blog on those subjects in the new year, and I hope you’ll join me.  I would update this blog occasionally, but I’ve already said most of what I want to say about SQR.

For the past few weeks, I’ve been working on an exciting Peopletools / Peoplecode project.  It’s hard to focus on SQR.  I’ve also been distracted by my upcoming vacation.  The result?  I haven’t had time to create a new SQR entry for this week.  I’ve got several essays in progress:

• a program to help choose run control records and pages for a new SQR program
• a comparison of SQR and Application Engine
• an business and technical history of the SQR product line

So, please reread my older entries while I’m away.  You haven’t memorized them yet, have you?

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