Do you know what database you use? It probably is relational and uses SQL.

1) Who's the liar now
2) I can't believe you're on so late on a weeknight but not on the weekend!??!
3) I fixed what I needed to do but I'm sure I'll come across something tomorrow I don't know how to do again.

LOL lirange....

We use Salesforce.. I think it's slightly different.. but if I go into the more advance stuff maybe it'll become more similar.. I just did the basic SQL and it seems fairly straight forward, things I already know...

1) at least I came clean
2) my a/c sucks and couldn't sleep because it's so damn hot
3) well jd you're able to solve them on your own I don't want to take this learning experience away from you!
Never heard of Salesforce. The basic stuff business associates should be able to do, they shouldn't be giving you complex ones to create if you're not technical.

I want the intermediate to advanced ones Ralath, you probably couldn't figure out how a join works or something.

Actually half the time, I just don't even understand the data in the tables so I have no idea if I'm actually even pulling the right data to begin with or whether I should include or not include something.

Omg I have that exact same problem at work. I don't know what any of this shit means yet I'm supposed to resolve issues regarding them.

And you ask people what stuff means but they suck at explaining or only give partial answers and you don't know it's partial uggggh.

ugh ugh ugh!!!!

I just found out that I did all this work where I created join tables based upon the date, but instead I have to join on a unique identifier instead...

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