Re: YEAR 2000 Problem with existing Databases
Date: 1995/12/19
Message-ID: <4b7d5h$ojh_at_cisu2.jsc.nasa.gov>#1/1
Bruno GEORGES <georgeb_at_worldnet.net>' wrote:
>
> YEAR 2000 Problem with existing Databases
>
> Newsgroups:
> comp.databases.oracle
>
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>I just started working in IT and will be in charge very soon
>for resolving the famous "YEAR 2000" problem.
>
>My request is:
>
>Is there anybody who knows what are the main problems generated by
>this issue, and what are the actions to consider in an Information
>System.
>
Had enough confusion? No?
Some software companies who haven't allowed for this little "gotcha!" continue to ignore the non-leap-year problem, hoping it'll go away. Do they just plan to go out of business before then, or what? Be sure YOU plan for it, or on March 1, 2000 your end-users will be in deep doo-doo!
_ _ _ _ __ : Paul Roberts |_ |_| | | : Programmer / Analyst _| | | _|_ |__ : proberts_at_isc901.jsc.nasa.gov
Science Applications International Corporation
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The opinions expressed are my own, and not necessarily the views of SAIC, NASA, or the U.S. government. Received on Tue Dec 19 1995 - 00:00:00 CET