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  • Subject: Re: Y2K Suggestions?
  • From: Jon Paris <paris@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 10:56:32 -0400

"and variables characteristics like a compile cross reference...but I would also
actually see the manner the data was in the field."

Tim - if your intent is to study the data to determine the year sensitive
fields and their formats, may I suggest you save yourself a ton of time and
money and simply invest in one of the Y2K impact tools that scan the data
_in_the_files_ to identify dates and then follow that by determining the
impacted programs.  Even if you are on a tight budget, there are a number of
relatively low-cost tools that can do this.  IBM's SEARCH2000 will do it as
will PowerTools and others.  It may be fun to "roll your own" but in most cases
it's a complete waste of money.

Jon Paris - AS/400 AD Market Support - paris@ca.ibm.com
Phone: (416) 448-4019   -   Fax: (416) 448-4414
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