Re: Setting the date ahead for Y2K testing

Peter O'Connor wrote:
>There is nothing like to real stuff doing testing.  Simulation mode does
>NOT test everthing and everything has to be tested.<

I agree with that, but just a reminder folks, I only wanted some info
to point our customers to.  Usually I am notified about a week ahead of 
their test.  Sometimes less.  At that point, I think it's less likely a few
words from me will change their strategy.

 I like to see people running on Y2K tests for several months as a
thorough test, but they are not calling me to ask for my advice on
whether they should do it one way or the other.  They just want to
know if they should be aware of anything specific with our product,
and I try to give them a little more info than that.  

Thanks for the links and comments!

-Ilena Ayala
Jim Sloan, Inc.

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