Working with Alan on a backend database project. We were flipping a table name and it was giving us problems due to master database privileges and permissions. We got in there and were able to get it fixed. Emails and small updates.

I also wanted to record a small conversation between Steve and I on the GoToMeeting session this morning. We were talking about ways to encourage companies to move out of the shared environment and onto their own dedicated servers, once they reach a certain size. One of our developers was reporting that a medium sized company was creating around 6,000 new database entries per day. That was for a medium sized company. That got us thinking about some of the bigger companies and how many records they are creating per day.

I mentioned to Steve that my wife, yesterday, simply said... "Do you have a limit that requires a company to leave the shared environment?" I had to answer, no. We currently don't have any limits and/or rules in place to help us with those decisions and/or levels. While Steve and I were talking, he mentioned that his wife said a similar thing the other day as well. Kinda funny, but we didn't even think of putting in a limit and/or rule to protect ourselves. That idea had to come from the outside. Long story made short, I'll bet we'll start looking into some rules and limits and make them standard.