Re: Re[2]: 4 digit date?

[Glenn Ericson <Glenn-Ericson@xxxxxxx>]

 Michele Reinkemeyer  wrote:
>Booth Martin,
>Thanks so much for the offer of help.  We are Y2K compliant as far as we can
>tell.  The testers have tested, the Y2K ptfs are applied, etc.  We were just all
>sitting around today and someone happened to ask if anyone had noticed if the
>date was a 4 digit date after the new year or not.  None of us knew.  I was
>hoping someone out there might know off the top of their head, but it's not a
>critical issue.  Whether its 4 digits or just 2, I figure life will go on.  I
>know on PCs, it's 4 digits for the most part, but was just curious what it was
>on the AS400.  I guess I'll find out on the 1st of Jan 2000.
>
>Thanks!
>Michele R
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Michele
That is a good question for the  people that tested your system. Also  you might  want to inquire  as to how the  differences[ if any] in date formats between your PCs and the AS/400  are handled. 

You  should  know this for the future.

One  other  question. 
Was there anyone  form your firms staff involved in the  testing and acceptance processes?
Contingency Planning?




Happy Holidays,

Glenn
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