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In a message dated 97-05-27 03:23:58 EDT, you write:
<< Subj: Y2K
Date: 97-05-27 03:23:58 EDT
From: Mark L
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To: midrange-l@midrange.com, MAJORDOMO@midrange.com
I would like to know how people here are handling the Y2K problem.
Some options:
1) Throw out what you have and start over w/ a new package.
NOT a GOOD CHOICE
2) Throw out what you have and start over w/ a new homegrown system.
CRAZYNESS
3) Use a Y2K analyzer and make the mods inhouse.
GOOD POSIBILITY - IF FITS
4) Use a Y2K analyzer and outsource the mods.
PARTIAL - EXCEPT TESTING (FINAL)
5) Retire December 31, 1999.
A THOUGHT If my LEGAL LIABILITIES GO AWAY?
6) "Problem? We don't have no stinkin' problem!!!"
WE ALWAY$ DO IT BETTER - HeRe !!!! RIGHT
7) Other (please elaborate).
If 3 or 4, which analyzer are you (or will be) using? Are you happy w/
what it provides, i.e. how thorough is it, does it make suggested code / DB
changes? Does it handle RPG IV? Any other languages? How is the vendor
support? How much is the package? Overall, how good a value is it?
IT DEPENDS - BUT NO FOOLING the System?
How are you handling other systems - PCs, S/36, DECs, HP, other? If you
are making changes to a existing systems, are you using a change management
package? If yes, which one(s)?
PC & S/36
Misc: Are you making enhancements at the same time? Are you consolidating
diverse systems?
DEATH WISHES
Does anyone have a writeup that they'd like to share?
TIA.
-mark
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