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I mean I guess you can throw all that functionality in a bunch of triggers but that would slow down your database to a crawl every time one record updated.
by SamuelAdams 6y ago
I mean I guess you can throw all that functionality in a bunch of triggers but that would slow down your database to a crawl every time one record updated.
- NDizzle 6y agoHave the triggers publish to service broker!
- youdonthavekids 6y agoBrain dead response.
- crimsonalucard 6y agoshut the hell up.
- youdonthavekids 6y agoTO rebuild SAP's manufacturing and finance capabilities into your own system would take many many years and cost large sums of money, you are then stuck supporting a custom solution forever and you'll be forever behind your competitors, your industry trends and whatever new tax or other legislation that needs adding to you system. This isn't nodejs and MySQL mate.
- crimsonalucard 6y ago>TO rebuild SAP's manufacturing and finance capabilities into your own system would take many many years and cost large sums of money, you are then stuck supporting a custom solution forever and you'll be forever behind your competitors, your industry trends and whatever new tax or other legislation that needs adding to you system. I feel you build ERP systems. I feel that you're just trying to defend a life long career of building useless redundant systems. ERP is just a fancy name for some business software app. That's all man. We're done.
- youdonthavekids 6y agoI used to implement ERP systems. I don't anymore. SAP released new IFRS tax compliance features last year to match the latest government regulations; they then gave this is over 4000 customers for free. It cost SAP around 1.2 million EURO to build, test and roll out. Are you saying that those 4000 customers (companies) should have just built their own tax compliance finance systems? That would have cost 4000 * 1.2 million which would be a total economic spend of four billion eight hundred million... how about you put your ego on the shelf and listen to other people? You're advocating building massive software applications over using what's already available and you're advocating that all companies do this... you completely ignored my argument and you have no idea what you're talking about. Just because you write crappy webapps in JS that doesn't mean you understand the software market at all.
- crimsonalucard 6y ago>You're advocating building massive software applications over using what's already available When did I advocate this? You're pulling statements out of your ass. >Are you saying that those 4000 customers (companies) should have just built their own tax compliance finance systems? Let's kick that pea sized brain into gear. What the hell do you think the answer is to this question? The answer is NO. >That would have cost 4000 * 1.2 million which would be a total economic spend of four billion eight hundred million... how about you put your ego on the shelf and listen to other people? There's your ludicrous and garbage logic. Who on the face of the fucking earth would think this? It's not garbage logic or ludicrous. What you're doing here is crafting an insult and an attack and directing it at me. Let's put it this way. I don't like you I don't want to communicate with you because you are a huge fucking ass hole.