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Prove it chumps. Let me see that database. It's so easy for them to lie its not even funny. Show me the money ... counting software.
by coldcode 10y ago
Prove it chumps. Let me see that database. It's so easy for them to lie its not even funny. Show me the money ... counting software.
- dx034 10y agoOf course you can get the data, it's in a SQL database after all. The consultants only made sure to build the system so that they get paid for everything that wasn't explicitly specified (like querying by a parameter): >It's entirely possible that PETS, which allows for automating intake of evidence, may be so complex in its database configuration that producing the data sought by the bill would require major revisions to the multi-million dollar system. However, the NYPD has also invested heavily in an IBM DB2 data warehouse operation with the help of IBM Professional Services, so in theory they should be able to perform much of the analytics off-line without "crashing" the PETS system—with a little more consulting help.