Re: Y2K testing

> Some time ago, Steve Raisor wrote that his company was considering
> setting the date of their development machine to a year 2000 date.  Other
> list members provided some things to watch out for.  I never read the
> results of that test.  Steve, or anyone who has done this, how did it go?
> Any unforseen problems?
>
> We are going to do this next weekend.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -- Carol



Check out IBM's web site.  My partner in crime downloaded a 12 page
document IBM has compiled with their warnings about things that can go
worng if you do that!

Most of the problems seem to be caused when things (journal receivers,
files, date entries) are created with 2000+ dates, and will cause problems
when you crank the date back to 'now.'

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@ix.netcom.com


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