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Whatever happened to the concept and practicality of protecting software investment? In a situation where the technology changes venues, in all likelihood, the database will change. Is there no way, that the front end extract/sort mechanism can be built , and maintain the existing programs? I witness this all too often, wherein, after a movement to a new vendor's software base, all the projects after that point, are involved with re-inventing the wheel. I guess a lot of companies have 'more money than brains'.. Typical purchase of a reporting set of tools that interface with the 'new' technology, and then millions spent on redoing, what was already in place. I have to wonder some time, if our own stupidity isn't a great source of fodder for out-sourcing. Ken Shields Oshawa systems group Works 81, Oshawa Ontario
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