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> Has anyone EVER suffered data corruption on their 400 business data bases or > ever heard of it happening for some reason other than failure of hard > drives, > damaged objects, human error, software bugs, PC user in middle of doing some > update & the connection gets lost & the software was not written good enough > to recover from that scenario, malicious activity like hacker or someone who > lost their job & took improper action? I just heard of one today! A buddy was rushing me off the phone because his system had "locked up" yesterday, complete w/ a front panel attention light and SRC code. According to IBM tech support the code means that "...a job or task has gotten out of control..." The only way that they could power off was to unplug the machine. I informed him of the "hoghunter" option that he possibly could have used, but by then the damage was done. He had numerous damaged objects. -mark
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