Let me put it this way: at $dayjob, where 'IT' isn't particularly specialized, we just celebrated a switch to SQL Server from a homegrown database written in th

Let me put it this way: at $dayjob, where 'IT' isn't particularly specialized, we just celebrated a switch to SQL Server from a homegrown database written in the early 80ies. I wager that in many cases, fixing something that isn't broken never reaches the top of the TODO.