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Computer users have their own way of making things work.
Computers are frequently used in ways never envisioned by the computer designers and programmers. These obstinate protectors of data integrity intentionally create program traps, dead-ends and obstructions to prevent users from accomplishing specific actions thought to be ill advised by the designers of the system. By way of explanation for the computer challenged, databases are information technologies equivalent to the public library and the Dewey decimal system. They store all of the company's important records and information in central repositories, which makes that information easily and quickly available when needed. This year, the limitation of our programs and results of user creativity may produce information Armageddon.