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sure, but mess it up once and you spent time to figure the error and fix it. or go on holidays and your colleagues just gotta run the script. the big benefits
by TomK32 8y ago
sure, but mess it up once and you spent time to figure the error and fix it.
or go on holidays and your colleagues just gotta run the script.
the big benefits in scripts that is often overlooked: Given the same conditions and input, the output will always meet your expectations. There's no chance for human error.
- aaron695 8y agoIt's worse. If the employee has no idea what's going on, there's more chance if something goes wrong they'll have no idea and it's an easy out for them. "I ran the script as asked" Unlike manual where it might be longer but if there's a issue they will know and it's their responsibility to move forward. What do you trust more, asking a emoloyee to ensure the backups are being done or that they have run the backup script....