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Booth I'm a know da' 36 is a like a Timex - But a please What about the answer to the sliding windows and other items in this segment of your original reply to Dean? Also try testing the applications and utilities ( DFU QRY and EIS stuff) lot of surprises. Peek at EDI [electronic trading partners- anyway you do it] and intra system applications. Original reply to Dean: ""<snippet>"" "" Sys/36 uses sliding window y2k in the operating system. It won't fall over dead on 03 Jan 2000. Unless the user's files are heavily indexed and sorted on dates he'll be able to run with a few silly looking quirks and a few downright bad-things. If the user is running a Sys/36 it is probably a very static situation. I see hurt coming and embarassment, but any company that fails because of Y2K was on the banana peel anyway. "" ><Glenn-Ericson@att.net> said: > > >I just do not recall any feature in the *normal* S/36 Operating system. >VASP had some snap on offerings and some restraints. > At 01:12 AM 9/28/97 +0000, Papa Booth Replied: > >I don't know what to say Glenn. I have a 5362 and a 5364, both with VASP >installed and I set the IPL date to 3 Jan 2000 and let it run. No sparks, >no smoke. Everything ran just fine. I didn't run for long, nor test >every piece of software mounted, but essentially all that I did run ran >just fine. Of course I have been avoiding date-for-keys for a long time >anyways, and I did not try aging Accounts Receivable. > >---------------------------------------------------- >Booth Martin Contract Programming, Inc. >--------------------------------------------------- Was there any licensed, passwords, files that expired - no symptoms of any grief? What applications do these machines do for the business? Glenn ___________________________________________________ Glenn Ericson, Phoenix Consulting P O Box 701164 East Elmhurst NY 11370-3164 USA Ph. 718 898 9805 Fx. 718 446 1150 AS/400 & Year 2000- - Solutions Specialists © 1997copyright, all rights reserved ____________________________________________________ +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to "MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com". | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MAJORDOMO@midrange.com | and specify 'unsubscribe MIDRANGE-L' in the body of your message. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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