By bloid
via typicalprogrammer.com
Published: Sep 26 2007 / 06:52
Complaining about relational databases is a staple theme of programmer blogs. Why are so many programmers irritated and frustrated with relational databases? Why do the perceived intricacies of SQL and the “object-relational impedance mismatch” launch so many rants? Why are DBAs more hated than managers? I have some ideas.
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Comments
herval replied ago:
"I Dream in SQL"
- Mr. PHP
jwenting replied ago:
DBAs are more hated than managers because many fit the traditional BOFH image.
Managers can often be avoided or deflected, DBAs cannot.
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