in reply to Re: Strange int() result
in thread Strange int() result

I agree, but, without bragging, I am most probably the best technical expert on this database and, more generally, the best technical expert on this application still working on it. Add to that that I am also certainly one of the top-five or at least top-ten functional experts on the application. And I make quite good money as an independent consultant on that expert knowledge (although, with such knowledge and knowhow, in the US, I would probably earn at least twice what I get here, but it's OK, I am not complaining). Well, I think I really know what I am talking about when I talk about this application.

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Re^3: Strange int() result
by locked_user sundialsvc4 (Abbot) on Jun 19, 2014 at 12:30 UTC

    Excuse me, Laurent – I didn’t mean to insult you, and I publicly apologize to you now, if any offense was taken.   In part, my response was directed to “the peanut gallery” of others who might one day read this thread.   (Probably we have all experienced the “off by a penny” issue, and how can we explain to people that the computer’s total is actually more accurate?   I’ve long ago given-up on that ...)   By pointing out something that you already knew (of course), I did not mean in any way to suggest that you didn’t.   Again, I own my words, and I apologize sincerely.

      Don't worry, sundialsvc4, I certainly did not feel insulted or offended. The questions you asked are legitimate and you don't need to apologize. I only wanted to point out that if there is one technical subject that I really know well, inside out, it is this database and the application around it (including the different (at least 3, in some cases 4) levels of abstraction between the database level data types and the lowest, architecture dependent, level data types). So that I know that what I said about the data types used on this application is really accurate. But again, I certainly did not feel offended, no problem for me.