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  3. September 2004

RE: data, data, data

Booth:
"Interactive data vs. archival data?"

Mark:
"Operational data vs. historical data?"

I think Terry nailed it best as he described online vs. nearline vs.
archive.  By those definitions, everything I am working with would be either
online or nearline.  Data that would be analyzed must be online, whereas
non-analytical data such as comments or graphics (photos, signatures,
drawings) would be nearline and available for (nearly) immediate retrieval.

Since our warranties are 15 years (and longer) in length, all of that
"history" would be "operational" in nature.  What happens after a warranty
expires has not yet been discussed for the purpose of this project.

Thanks all!

db

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