Re: Removal of the BC LEH
Originally Posted by
adriaticum
Yes that, or I have experience in design and implementation of information systems and you are full of desire to make the world a better place.
I’ll bite, do illuminate as to what I am missing.
The database is populated by our entries (appends new entries to some location), someone at the Ministry hits run on a program that grabs the entries (maybe there is some filter to weed out improperly filed out or bogus entries - although the website itself could and does do that to some extent), the program compares entries with the previous three year’s winners and applies a ‘flag’ based on those who’ve been successful for certain species, it assigns a random and unique number to each entry (sorting them in ascending order), and runs down the list assigning first choices to non-flagged entries and applies a function for flagged entries to skip every other one or every two of three depending on the species applied for - simple, could be done in an excel spreadsheet, would be made easier with a simple program.
So the vulnerabilities are the database, the code for the program and the database, the previous year’s results, the person(s) hitting run on the program, and the sending of results (manually or automatically).
Last edited by Livewire322; 10-26-2021 at 09:46 AM.
If it cant be done with one shot, it shouldn't be done.
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