Sunshine on the water
May. 28th, 2013 01:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
selenayWays I can tell that we found an(other) issue with code due to the unnanounced impact of data changes in the source system: I have code running in four different test environments and the production box trying to find the source ofsome differences in a materialised view.
*headdesk*
But it's amazing what a beautiful sunny day can do. This morning I drove to work with the sun shining on the ocean (damn it, I love that first section of my drive to work) and felt happy and cheerful despite knowing I was stepping back into yesterday's madness. It was a good feeling.
And somehow, despite the frustration of trying to fix half a dozen things that shouldn't be going wrong, I'm still feeling pretty cheerful. Go me!
My project for the day, after all the crazy is fixed, is to hide away with all my many lists and a set of highlighter pens and triple check that I've got my bill of materials absolutely 100% correct.
Is it really sad that sometimes I am a wee bit squeeful about the chance to cross-check lists with highligther pens?
*headdesk*
But it's amazing what a beautiful sunny day can do. This morning I drove to work with the sun shining on the ocean (damn it, I love that first section of my drive to work) and felt happy and cheerful despite knowing I was stepping back into yesterday's madness. It was a good feeling.
And somehow, despite the frustration of trying to fix half a dozen things that shouldn't be going wrong, I'm still feeling pretty cheerful. Go me!
My project for the day, after all the crazy is fixed, is to hide away with all my many lists and a set of highlighter pens and triple check that I've got my bill of materials absolutely 100% correct.
Is it really sad that sometimes I am a wee bit squeeful about the chance to cross-check lists with highligther pens?
