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After I totalled a sports car in 1994 I got told off by the fire brigade for locking my car and going to hospital. They prized up the bonnet with a crowbar to make it safe.
Apparently you are supposed to leave the keys if it is immovable. Who else knew that? Was I off school the day that was taught?
You only need to leave the one car key in it. Probably best to take your house keys with you.
definitately leave... it allows the police/fire brigade to move your car if its blocking without needing to damage it
After I totalled a sports car in 1994 I got told off by the fire brigade for locking my car and going to hospital. They prized up the bonnet with a crowbar to make it safe.
Apparently you are supposed to leave the keys if it is immovable. Who else knew that? Was I off school the day that was taught?
BI,
I mainly work with Business Objects Data Integrator - its an ETL tool.
I do data migration and data warehousing and basically shift data from a to c whilst cleaning it up at b!
Its rather a niche market and is currently dead, so I am currently trying to get something in the local NHS to tied me over.
Are you from Manchester? I'm North of the city, but still within the M60
BI to ETL ?
You'll do well on this board.
There are a million msaccess databases out there that need moving up to SQL , now that ms have removed their support. I get at least three calls a day, it may be niche, but there's loads of it.
In addition I have to rewrite the apps front end, so its the full deal.
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