Seems like alot of people work in IT here...

[apcronnelly]

I work as tech for Davis County.

Disco, Sombeech, Alex..Anyone else?

[Sombeech]

Yep, Weber School District.

http://blog.weber.k12.ut.us/jumcfarland

[IntrepidXJ]

Me too....City of Grand Junction

[Alex]

What do you do for Davis County?

Justin and I work for a Weber County school district. IT of course

[BruteForce]

I'm in an IT capacity..

[Mtnman1830]

I don't work in it, but I have to deal with a lot of it.

[RugerShooter]

Well I do a little IT work at my job but just the basics of it. If I really need anything done I get ahold of Justin.

[Deathcricket]

I could be considered IT. I'm a senior Oracle consultant. I would consider myself more of a middleware provider/installer than anything else though.

And to answer your next question, no I won't fix your computer.

[Alex]

No offense, but DBA is not IT, the way we look at DBA here as getting a PhD without going to high school and learning the ropes. So please step away from this thread.

[Don]

And to answer your next question, no I won't fix your computer.

Dammit.
I'm taking notes of who to ask for help when I break something...

[Deathcricket]

No offense, but DBA is not IT, the way we look at DBA here as getting a PhD without going to high school and learning the ropes. So please step away from this thread.

Hey now!

Not a DBA, I get that a lot since Oracle's main product is their database package. We have over 200 "other" products though. Just like Ford makes more than just engines. I'm in middleware like I said previously. Here's the press release from when they bought us out and what I do.

http://www.oracle.com/telephonyatwork/index.html

With Telephony@Work CallCenterAnywhere, Oracle will become the first CRM applications provider to unify contact center technology and CRM software delivering a complete "customer to agent" experience. By extending CRM applications with multi-channel capabilities, our business customers will experience higher productivity while enhancing the customer experience. They will also experience a reduction in cost and complexity of integrating disparate CRM, analytics, and communications technologies.

Whether deployed as a hosted or on-premise contact center solution, Telephony@Work and Oracle plan to deliver more cost-effective and flexible contact center solutions regardless of company size, locations or resources. We have experience in delivering an integrated solution as Oracle utilizes Telephony@Work's technology for Siebel Contact On Demand, our hosted contact center solution.

[Deathcricket]

And to answer your next question, no I won't fix your computer.

Dammit.
I'm taking notes of who to ask for help when I break something...

Oh hey, for you I make an exception.

[Alex]

Alright alright, you can hang out with the cool boys here then

[Don]

And to answer your next question, no I won't fix your computer.

Dammit.
I'm taking notes of who to ask for help when I break something...

Oh hey, for you I make an exception.

Sweet. Thread hiyjack time.
What do you know about USB enumeration problems?

[Deathcricket]

And to answer your next question, no I won't fix your computer.

Dammit.
I'm taking notes of who to ask for help when I break something...

Oh hey, for you I make an exception.

Sweet. Thread hiyjack time.
What do you know about USB enumeration problems?

Nothing, I'm just a DBA, sorry.



Hey, that actually works out nice!



Edit: seriously though i don't know jack about enumeration for USB. Sorry bro.

[Don]

[BruteForce]

And to answer your next question, no I won't fix your computer.

Dammit.
I'm taking notes of who to ask for help when I break something...

Oh hey, for you I make an exception.

Sweet. Thread hiyjack time.
What do you know about USB enumeration problems?

Everything you've ever wanted to know can be found here

[skianddive]

What do you know about USB enumeration problems?

Just in case you're not kidding, go to this website and download their USB enumeration trace tool:

http://www.sysnucleus.com/usbenum.html

[skianddive]

This site offers a much better explanation of the multiple handshakes that occur during the enumeration (discovery) process:

http://www.lvr.com/usbcenum.htm

[Jaxx]

I have my associates degree in computer networking. I am a licensed Insurance agent now though. When I graduated the market was so saturated that I could only find jobs doing customer service for $8 an hour. So I decided to go a different route. I wonder how life would be different had I stuck with computers.