Reply to: What about SAP?

[Pinto]

Hi everybody

hi AtW

How's SKA?

[milanbenes]

shat it

Milan.

[rootsnall]

Personally I would go for Netweaver techs such as XI, as that's where my strengths are and what I find interesting.

Somebody who drives a Passat has been rumbled

[Marina]

Taz,

come on then out with it, what do you work with ?

Milan.

Porn apparently, and I wonder what that speciality is that we'd find it so easy to identify him

[TheBigYinJames]

I need to have a look at a career move, but I gather now this is well above my station....

.Net is piss easy to learn, do it in VB.NET if you MUST, but C# is more marketable, and since 90% of .Net knowledge is knowing what's available in the framework and how to use it and that's common to both, so you may as well go for the most marketable.

[milanbenes]

.Net luv


Milan.

[cassandra]

Thanks a lot guys, you've been most helpful

I need to have a look at a career move, but I gather now this is well above my station....

How about SQL then ?

Love to all, I need a direction, any direction

cassandra

[ThomasSoerensen]

Excellently steered off topic Mr benes

Good work indeed.


The future's bright... the future's .Net

There's nothing else to know.

HTH

WHS

[ChimpMaster]

Taz,

come on then out with it, what do you work with ?

Milan.

I can't say, because it's such a small field that everyone will know who I am

I still wouldn't mind getting back into SAP, given the chance. Personally I would go for Netweaver techs such as XI, as that's where my strengths are and what I find interesting.

[milanbenes]

Taz,

come on then out with it, what do you work with ?

Milan.

[ChimpMaster]

I used to work in SAP many years ago... moved into something else and regretted it until I got into contracting and got top £ for it.

Several years later and all is good, very good now.

[milanbenes]

seconded


Milan.

[Pondlife]

Excellently steered off topic Mr benes

Good work indeed.


The future's bright... the future's .Net

There's nothing else to know.

HTH

[Churchill]

colleague from Swindon,

my point is, I'd have thought that'd do 0-60 faster with the 4.2 and super charger

Milan.

Do you know anything about aerodynamics?

You're still propelling a 2.5 ton object from rest to 62mph in 7.1 seconds.

That's a lot of horses and torque(ies)!

[milanbenes]

colleague from Swindon,

my point is, I'd have thought that'd do 0-60 faster with the 4.2 and super charger

Milan.