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    What's your skill

    Hiya all,

    I've been contracting now for about 8 months and been working in IT for 6 years. I'm no boffin and learning each and everyday. I use this website everyday to try and keep myself up to date. I've been reading the fourm, and become familiar with some of the people, although this is my first post. I was just wondering what aspect of IT you all worked in.

    I work with As400's and Windows 2000/2003 servers, but was previously from a Windows XP helpdesk background. I've just had my contract extended for the 2nd time, which means I must be doing something right :rolleyes

    Looking forward to your replies

    #2
    DB admin and dev. Oracle, UNIX, MySQL, PHP, bit of VB

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      #3
      HP Nonstop C, COBOL, SCOBOL, SQL ENSCRIBE, TAL, TACL, SYSTEM MANAGEMENT, ORACLE SUN, UNIX, WINDOWS NT, WINDOWS 2000, .NET, JAVA, Datastage TX

      well thats what a recent add on Jobserve said for my current contract.

      21 says and counting.

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        #4
        Nothing ... the client just can't see it for some reason.

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          #5
          Nothing ... the client just can't see it for some reason:rollin
          well 21 days and there will be a whole lot more they will not see.

          You missed a good un yeasterday OH, when Lee told them what he thoght of the way they run the live system, C & J both went into well it's not my fault type of defence.:rollin

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            #6
            tacl
            logon supper.supper
            yumyum
            fup purge $data*.*.*!

            Sorted!

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              #7
              I recently wow'ed a network specialist with my knowledge of LU6.2....:lol

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                #8
                Mostly obsolete languages like FORTRAN IV, FORTH, C and a wide assortment of assemblers for obsolete chips.

                This explains why I fix fruit machines for a living.

                (If you can define this as living. I calculated yesterday that in my last contract I paid myself more in mileage per week than I'm getting as salary at the moment).

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                  #9
                  What ever happened to good old Zilog?

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                    #10
                    mov a 80, ah those were the days.

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