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Lucy

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Took me about 2 hours to get the code right to update a field from a count in the subquery. I wrote the functional spec and UATed the database I was using but that was 10 years ago and I moved away from needing to code 7 years ago. It started to come back by 5.30!
 

Cue

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Took me about 2 hours to get the code right to update a field from a count in the subquery. I wrote the functional spec and UATed the database I was using but that was 10 years ago and I moved away from needing to code 7 years ago. It started to come back by 5.30!

Honestly it’s been ages for me too, I mostly use an ORM so rarely actually write SQL these days.

In web dev you basically write SQL yourself in two scenarios: when you’re just starting out, and when you’re doing super complex direct database stuff. Everything else is generated for you
 

BobClay

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Absoloutley shattered, like a pin cushion, and i shall be rattling along with the amount of xtra tablets I now hove, but grateful to be home an in my own bed tonight.

Welcome back. :)

However ..... you are late on parade, so, you're on a charge.

You will no longer be allowed to consume hospital food. :urgh:

There will be no vibrating bed. (Or any other questionable behaviour. :roll:)

A suitable punishment which will be reviewed on a regular basis. :rich:

Again: Welcome back. :P
 

littleme

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Welcome back. :)

However ..... you are late on parade, so, you're on a charge.

You will no longer be allowed to consume hospital food. :urgh:

There will be no vibrating bed. (Or any other questionable behaviour. :roll:)

A suitable punishment which will be reviewed on a regular basis. :rich:

Again: Welcome back. :P
Thank you @BobClay, I shall miss the bed..
 

Gramaisc

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It's my guess you had an airwave mattress on the bed. It undulates as you lie on it. Helps in the prevention of skin damage - Bed sores etc.
They do vibrate from time to time.
I knew an old boy who had an electric 'stand you up' chair that also had a massage function, unknown to me. When he was about to be released back home, I went round to fire the heating up and get some food in for him, etc.

I made sure that the chair was plugged in and working, as he did need it, then I started the boiler and went for the food. The house still wasn't really 'warm' when I returned, so I decided to run the heating on a bit, before I set it onto the timer, as he was due back the next day.

Rather than just sit about, I decided to run the Hoover round. I did the whole house and finished in the sitting room. It was a small bungalow and the Hoover had a long lead - he had changed it himself, so you could reach the whole house from a socket in the hall.

When I turned the Hoover off, there was the most alarming pulsating throbbing sound through the whole house, I could even feel it through the floor. Concerned that I might be going to blow his house up, I ran into the kitchen and shut the boiler down - but, the throbbing continued. I was close to just running away, when I realised that it was loudest in the sitting room.

Eventually, I realised that it was the chair that was the source of the throbbing and I had hit the massage button with the Hoover and set it running.

Until then, I didn't even know it was supposed to do that.

I had to have a sit down for a few minutes...
 

Thehooperman

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Absoloutley shattered, like a pin cushion, and i shall be rattling along with the amount of xtra tablets I now have, but grateful to be home an in my own bed tonight.

So the marg spreading and fitting through the bars worked then :)

Lay low for a while til the heat is off.

Glad you're home and hope you're feeling better soon.
 

Withnail

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Is this some sort of Facebook leakage that i'm not-on-Facebook enough to understand?
 
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