develop a web service and make a proxy assembly which calls this web service. Register this proxy to the SQL Server and make SQL function that calls this proxy. Web service itself will be a proxy to another set of assemblies which will do the actual work. So its SQL function -> Proxy Assembly registered in database -> a proxy web service -> and the actual assemblies. And why so many proxies???? Because SQL Server's CLR integration doesn't support all the namespaces. Otherwise you'd have to register almost the entire .net framework inside SQL Server.. heckkk! And your job is done for database triggered .net requests!
Again, we have already developed an framework to support calls to third party web services. So develop your module specific assembly and integrate with the pre-existing framework. But since you need to provide support for the newer areas of the product too, so first extend the framework itself. Oh wait, we still haven't got the test account for the third party service, neither we have the url, but yes we know the inputs and outputs... so just develop a dummy web service that behaves like actual web service.. its just two days effort... and then you can start your actual development.
We need to minimize the database hits.. so the process should be executed only once and fetch all the data in one go.. not your business logic should be able to differentiate the data a particular entity required from the master data set! it needs to sophisticated enough to improve system's performance while still maintaining the robustness
and functionality.
There's memory leak from COM Plus application and web server and com plus server needs to be restarted whenever system appears to be hung.. so there's definitely an issue here.. Can you investigate into this and fix ASAP?
we have another module coming up so you need to wrap this up fast. Or you need to do multitasking. You have to scale up to the position of a tech lead.
Heckkkk... Ufff... i am tired... i am tired ... i am tired... do you understand that???? this isn't what i had chosen... this isn't what i wanted... i want to move on.. to something else.... to something different... and i am serious... coding is boring!
Can you suggest me something? I want to get involved in something which excites me! .. something which doesn't need me to write down code every time.. something that involves really short term traveling ... meeting people... seeing places.. solving problems.. gathering knowledge.. and avoiding any monotony!
Is there something like that out there?
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yes can start dreaming :)
Here is comment from my frnd -> Varies from person-to-person.
Most may find continuous coding boring but there are some who get excited just on the mention of mere word.
I guess a good long break would be more than helpful.
And I am sure after that, you would again find coding as exciting as you felt it when you joined IT.
your friend could be right. But then after a long break when I come back to this job and do this for another year, i'll get bored again and then another break?
I may sound bit confusing , but i like this job . Not because of the work is very good or interesting , The work is ok eneough interesting to drag me to ofc everyday. I sort of like the independency i get. I like that no body is inviting or forcing me to take bribes, i like that i dont wait for 5 years to get a hike :). Well i am only talking about my work :)
@ashish
I liked your "no-scope-for-bribe" thing. and I agree that this job has some decencies which many other job doesn't have.
Honestly, i am still in the process of finding a right path, and probably that would require some experimentation to do before I finally decide which way to go. Now, this experimentation may go on for a good period of time-- weeks, months or may be a year!
I guess time management is the key to all locks of concerns cluttering our mind. Just like our job we should be eager to add value to our life. You can add value by helping your family members in their day-to-day work, discussing issues with your dad and elder brother, learn from their experience. Read books from varied domains, in this internet savvy world we are forgetting the essence of books. Read a fiction, a non fiction, a life story of some achiever in life, lee iococca, for example, try out various delicacies, visit the varied restaurants in delhi and try out the delicacies, we can do numerous things. I know its hell easy to sit in front of the computer and type all these goody-goody hunky-dory stuff but ultimately if we seek deviation from monotonity we need to take charge of the situation. cheers. :)
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