Subject | Re: Database Culture and Progress |
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Author | David Johnson |
Post date | 2005-08-07T01:38:16Z |
I think I understand your frustration Jim, but I think it may be
misplaced.
I have watched this forum for a few months now, and I am just beginning
to get a grasp of your long-term architectural vision. You have
introduced bits of the architecture one at a time, and they have been
debated piecemeal until a resolution of sorts was reached.
I suggest that, without a full disclosure of your aims, you will
encocunter more roadblocks than assistance. You are getting into
features that are interdependent, and any part of the interdependent
features without the a grasp of the intent of the whole will not make
sense, hence the resistance.
Have you considered using LDAP or an LDAP like structure for
authorization?
misplaced.
I have watched this forum for a few months now, and I am just beginning
to get a grasp of your long-term architectural vision. You have
introduced bits of the architecture one at a time, and they have been
debated piecemeal until a resolution of sorts was reached.
I suggest that, without a full disclosure of your aims, you will
encocunter more roadblocks than assistance. You are getting into
features that are interdependent, and any part of the interdependent
features without the a grasp of the intent of the whole will not make
sense, hence the resistance.
Have you considered using LDAP or an LDAP like structure for
authorization?