Well you said:
When something is not supposed to go wrong, it goes wrong. That’s Murphy’s law.

Nothing is ever supposed to go wrong so the statement is pretty shaky anyway (If something should ‘go wrong’ and it goes wrong, then actually it went right hehe).

Murphys law is that if something can go wrong, it will go wrong. So if there is a tiny little chance that it will go wrong for whatever reason, then, that’s going to happen (or has happened).

Or from Wikipedia:
Murphy’s law is an adage in Western culture that broadly states, “if anything can go wrong, it will.”

By the way: I have a question about Siebel, I haven’t worked with it much but i’m trying to add lots of users in an automated action, say about 10,000 users with various responsibilities. Is that possible?
I need it for a stress test of a external tool.

-Nick