Wednesday, August 04, 2004

Dilbert on Circular Reasoning

With BizTalk 2004 it is possible to end up in 'execution loops', often this is referred to as circular reasoning. I was looking for some examples. Dilbert had the following illustration. Although it doesn't beat the example in the previous post.



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