4. Excerpts.

These are not any great excerpts. They might not be worth your time. Still you may want to go ahead and risk it.

These days I am attending a training course and I just happened to note down some lines while I was feeling sleepy during the post-lunch session. Here we go.

We can add new table to the given structure. In the tables list, you have a provision of adding new records.

You cannot add a new table. You can add an extended or extension or explosive table

Ideal scenario is you copy and then succeed. You use the existing template file and bingo. There you are.

Modification is the key. Creation from scratch is Foolish. Fine?

You should go from Top to Down, not Bottom.

How do you create a development environment? Simple – Cut & Paste some one else’s environment.

Develop an local repository first. Use master repository and work on it come on. Don’t ask more now.

Go for a simple and better choice. It works in IT. Use Siebel something mechanism to do all work. How and Why is immaterial here. We have to have to have to have a separate developer. He is not merely an employee. He has to has to has to be a back end user. This is must. All needs to be done at the server side.

Initialize and Populate. Only 2 steps to be followed.

Odbc data source. Install. Ok? All data based yes, data based activities need to be taken care off.

When you install Siebel it creates obdc data base connection. How do we create a data base connection? Good question but then google it. Google helps.

What is mobile client? For this, google merely won’t help. Use Google Mobile

Look at the screen. It is very clumsy. Still you got to understand it. No choice. All the access is given to you.

There is certain routing model to help the user who is disconnected. The other option is to use a GPS which helps in directing the lost user.

Ideally you will be login in as penguin. Just a user name. You human properties don’t change. Not to worry.

You will get a list of tables. Not all data will be extracted. Only migrated data will be visible, that too after the immigration checks done.

First check out and once the work is done, check in. It’s free. It’s ok if you don’t have a credit card.

There is a lab exercise for it but not sure if you will be interested. If you like, please do else take a tea break. Do come if you wish and if you have finished 8 hours, you may want to go home.

3. 30.

Turning 30 today doesn’t make me feel happy. So What? It’s still my day and I want to enjoy it to the fullest with more and more life to encounter each day, each moment. Quite contradictory, huh! Nothing strange about it, I am such and have always been making contradictory statements over three decades of my life. Here is one more.

Nevertheless, on one hand I don’t feel that past 3 decades have been significant but on the other, they were neither trivial as well. It’s all relative.

Especially, when I start comparing my self with peers, the very first thought of staying behind in the rat-race makes me feel dejected. Still, I see myself way ahead of others for the reasons that are considered to be quite neglected – be it happiness, love, entertainment, luxury, spending (some may say, wasting) money, illogical decisions, strong craving for Merc C220 CDI in these tough times, etc. Well, I don’t intend to say that people don’t crave for happiness or love or luxury. Neither do I say that there are no other people who are ahead of me in that. It’s just a thought that passes through my mind today.

Unaware of my goal, Ignorant about the purpose of life, I am just letting the time flow and living it to the extent I feel the best. Hence, I don’t feel like making any resolutions and doing any analysis about the past, present and future.

Just wanna wish my self a very happy birthday :-)

2. Dincharya (Daily Routine).

Subah uthte ki Aaj Tak pe dhamaal
Aur phir Red FM pe Malishka ka kamaal

Sho-sha kartey hue bike pe 6 km ka safar
Tez raftaar se, 15 minute pe office me enter

Bombay times pe gossip ki bahaar
Chai tapri pe IT Industry ke samachaar

Waha se lautke ke karo mail-a-maili khoob
Kaam ke sivaa har cheez me jaao doob

Itne me bajti pet me bhookh ki ghanti tin-tin
Lunch ke liye sidhe pahuchna canteen

Post-lunch karna aankhen khol ke aaram
Kuch hi der me bajta 4 baje ka Tea-Alarm

Chai pe samay phir wahi chatar-patar
Aur plans banana, kya karege jaake ghar

Kuch plan naa bhi bane to doston se milna
Idhar-udhar ki baatein aur sadko pe khaana peena

Phir ghar aake TV Phone aur Internet me khona
Late night tak jaagke, complete thak se sona

1. Regular.

In a couple of weeks, I will finish 2 years of blogging. Nothing significant about it, but it really soothes me when I reckon I have been regular at least in blogging if not anything else.

Well, obviously for not good reason I have always enjoyed blogging as almost all my blogs are written as a free flow and un-edited before publish.

There are times when I do set a target for blogging – as in I will write a certain number of blogs during the current calendar month or I will finish 100 blogs before I finish 2 years of blogging and so on. In ideal world, that really doesn’t work for me although I make it work. As blogging is more of a passion-oriented activity, I tend to reset the targets after setting them. This is the way I enjoy blogging and I want to do so for the rest of my life as a blogger.

Since I have been blogging, I have learned that setting targets and goals is one thing and having passion for the same is something that always supersedes. Had this not been true, I would have never come up with so many blogs. Well 96 is no big a number but still, I feel it is. :)