Another neanderthal attitude. Read my comments about addressing security concerns. I never suggested to ignore security.
If you have valid security concerns, work with your Information Security Manager to solve those concerns.
It is not your database; it belongs to the organization and your clients. You are just an employee who provides a service to your clients, and your clients provide you with a pay check. Your neanderthal attitude is territorial instead of an attitude about providing solutions for your clients. I have been in IT for 25 years and find it surprising that your type still exist. One of the many purposes of a database is to provide decision makers with information. If you are concerned about long running queries impacting transactional processes, then consider implementing a reporting instance of that same database. Consider building a datamart for your customers. If you have valid security concerns, work with your Information Security Manager to solve those concerns. Work to look for solutions with your clients for your clients instead of being a roadblock. Be a problem solver and provide solutions to your clients. I cannot tell you how to best provide your clients with the solution they seek. But, I know that you can design a solution that will provide them with the results they need.
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Another neanderthal attitude. Read my comments about addressing security concerns. I never suggested to ignore security. If you have valid security concerns, work with your Information Security Manager to solve those concerns.
It is not your database; it belongs to the organization and your clients. You are just an employee who provides a service to your clients, and your clients provide you with a pay check. Your neanderthal attitude is territorial instead of an attitude about providing solutions for your clients. I have been in IT for 25 years and find it surprising that your type still exist. One of the many purposes of a database is to provide decision makers with information. If you are concerned about long running queries impacting transactional processes, then consider implementing a reporting instance of that same database. Consider building a datamart for your customers. If you have valid security concerns, work with your Information Security Manager to solve those concerns. Work to look for solutions with your clients for your clients instead of being a roadblock. Be a problem solver and provide solutions to your clients. I cannot tell you how to best provide your clients with the solution they seek. But, I know that you can design a solution that will provide them with the results they need.