So I get to work at 5:30 this morning, like I usually do...
For those that aren't in the know, I'm not at the help desk of a public utility. So it's another day of rebuilding Outlook profiles and pointing users to web-based forms to request access to this, that and the other, right...
WRONG...
I get told upon walking into the area that our Oracle database took a major dump yesterday afternoon during a scheduled server move. Apparently, there is nearly 2 terabytes of data that is in the process of being restored as I type this.
From what I understand someone screwed the pooch on this server move or whatever, and is likely going to lose their job(s). It wasn't me.
So the standard answer to nearly every call is "It's broken." So it's an easy day, but just a laughably absurd situation.
Basically, we get anb easy day, since the voicemail tree tells user that everything is broken. So our call volume is comparatively light as a result.
AND they're catering us a lunch.
How the hell did that work out that way?