Re: Recovering deleted documents

["Adam Lang" <aalang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

umm, none :p  Same two people running 2 offices and 150 people for the last
6 years :p  They don't believe in hiring more people, just having the
current employees work harder.  But hey, at least it is for the same pay ...
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Subject: Re: Recovering deleted documents


> And your staffing has increased by how many people?  :-))
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> Paul Nelson
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> It wasn't "ignored" for a year.  The problem is that we use notepad for
> our
> claims notes.  That is the way our vendor designed it.  About the time we
> got the error, is about the time IBM mentioned the discontinuation of
> OfficeVision APIs.  So, they have been looking into converting off of
> officevision anyway which would solve the dual issue.  So now we are goign
> to go to a new box and unfortunately our NEW IT director, who is an
> accountant, decided that the "delete objects" method to get a backup was
> better than breakign it into two separate directories to get a backup.
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> I blame it on management. ;)  Our NEW IT Director tends to disregard what
> I
> and the old boss say are priorities to deal with and concerns himself with
> what he thinks priorities are.  He is a "Microsoft or bust" person whereas
> my boss (who is also the old boss) is an iSeries guy and I am a Linux guy.
> Our philosphies worked well together, whereas now we have been switching
> linux servers to Windows and developing new applications off the iseries
> onto windows servers as opposed to buildign new apps onto the iseries.
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
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> > It's lousy operational techniques like this which give the 400 a bad
> name.
> >  Next thing you'll know they'll be moving the document storage off of
> the
> > 400 and on to a wintel server because "it's an iseries issue" and not
> the
> > fact that the error message was ignored for a year.
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> > However, I do wish you good luck on undeleting your documents.
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> > Rob Berendt
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