Sparx Systems Forum
Enterprise Architect => General Board => Topic started by: Paolo F Cantoni on October 30, 2007, 11:43:05 pm
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Changing the column order of a Table operation doesn't mark the Feature as dirty. The changes are made directly into the database (maybe that's why the previous bug is in play?)...
Paolo
I WIN! Five bugs in under 45 mins! Found, diagnosed and reported - with NO cheating!
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...I WIN! Five bugs in under 45 mins! Found, diagnosed and reported - with NO cheating!
I think that - and your previous '37 seconds' note - speak more to your effectiveness in finding and recognizing bugs, than to the software itself.
Not a bad thing though.
David
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I think that - and your previous '37 seconds' note - speak more to your effectiveness in finding and recognizing bugs, than to the software itself.
Not a bad thing though.
David
Locally, it's known as the Cantoni effect...
The problem, of course, is that my own software has to be "Cantoni Proof". ;)
Paolo
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Locally, it's known as the Cantoni effect...
The problem, of course, is that my own software has to be "Cantoni Proof". ;)
Paolo
I am so going to use that!
I just couldn't resist a little Cantoni spoof! ;D