In the first blog on Database Migration this post skimmed some info on starting the journey. This blog posts is a little drier, and more detailed, listing some major steps of database import and a few code samples. Shown below is my partner in crime for the second project, Harry. The current methods used are always open to new methods of improvement.

Image courtesy of Steve Krueger

In an attempt to clear my mind, and challenge myself, I asked Dave Olson if I could volunteer some time to help him blog an item or two. I was expecting to help write up about a local event around town, instead I was challenged a little bit more to my dismay.

Dave suggested to write a weekly blog post, about some of the work that I have been involved with. Of course he had answers to my protests;

I am sure somebody out there knows a better way than I, and I definitely don't know all there is to know on this subject. His answer, that is part of the reason one blogs, to get feedback from the community.

Should I be my blunt self, or put on a good company front, pasted with unicorns and butterflies? No, this is the new era of openness, one can be honest and open.