RE: Y2K Question: Sorting files when usi

[Brian Johnson <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The ALTSEQ technique can come in handy when there is a requirement for   
minimal impact to an existing application.  For example, this approach   
has the advantage of requiring no data conversion.  If you are lucky,   
minimal program changes are required (new key list, new key field, etc.).   
 When windowing is the choice, ALTSEQ seems to me to be an attractive   
implementation technique.  No binary card decks required!  :)

Sometimes it's just too hard to get back to square one, although many   
times that is the "best" place to start.

 -----Original Message-----
From: Glenn Ericson
Sent: Monday, July 20, 1998 15:51
To: brian; 'mail@uucp <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>'
Subject: RE: Y2K Question: Sorting files when usi

Original Subject:
RE: Y2K Question: Sorting files when using


Yeah  but  you are just messing up  something that is already a mess.

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>You can use alternate collating sequence to sort the first digit of the   
    

>year according to the window your application is using.  Create a table   
    


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> -----Original Message-----
>From: Mani Veluthakkal
>Sent: Friday, July 17, 1998 17:46
>To: brian; Midrange (E-mail)
>Subject: Y2K Question: Sorting files when using w
>
>Original Subject:
>Y2K Question: Sorting files when using windowing technique.
>

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