Has SAP messed up the NHL.com stats database?

[dash]

I should have added this in my above post, but I don't think SAP is the best choice for this kind of data analysis (data mining) in the first place. However, as is the case in most business transactions, it's not what you know, but who you know, Hasso Plattner (co-founder of SAP AG) is also the current owner of the San Jose Sharks.

 

[sabresfaninthesouth]

Wasn't he in 'The Running Man'? It fits because of the hockey angle.

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I think they're expected to revise the statement to say that instead of "sub zero" it's now just "plain zero"

 

[sabresfaninthesouth]

I should have added this in my above post, but I don't think SAP is the best choice for this kind of data analysis (data mining) in the first place. However, as is the case in most business transactions, it's not what you know, but who you know, Hasso Plattner (co-founder of SAP AG) is also the current owner of the San Jose Sharks.

Given also that the HANA technology powering the whole thing is relatively new, I'm sure they got it a lot cheaper than they would have had to pay for something like Oracle.

 

[KennyBanyeah]

Wasn't he in 'The Running Man'? It fits because of the hockey angle.

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I think they're expected to revise the statement to say that instead of "sub zero" it's now just "plain zero"

Has anyone seen Mattola recently?

 

[RP-29]

I think the best is the promise of "sub-zero" search times - does the engine know what I'm thinking of and deliver it to me before I even type anything?

Forget, Superman's reverse-axis flight or Doc Brown's flux capacitor. We just need to run database searches to travel back in time! Who knew?

 

[DevilishWon]

This fiasco just proves my Dad was right all along. You can't trust the fucking germans