Happy 12345
Happy 12345
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From: "Joe Walter"
> I worked my ass off to prepare for Happy 10000 on 5/18/1995.
"Happy" 10000? Our Pick system took a nosedive because the Pick error log used a date/time stamp as a record index, and obtained the date using a "T1,4" conversion...
In all honesty, I was more worried about 10000 than 01/01/2000! :->
--Tom Pellitieri
Century Equipment
Toledo Ohio
> I worked my ass off to prepare for Happy 10000 on 5/18/1995.
"Happy" 10000? Our Pick system took a nosedive because the Pick error log used a date/time stamp as a record index, and obtained the date using a "T1,4" conversion...
In all honesty, I was more worried about 10000 than 01/01/2000! :->
--Tom Pellitieri
Century Equipment
Toledo Ohio
A similar problem appeared last month on September 8 when Unix timestamps finally reached 1000000000. Some programs truncate it to 9 characters resulting in the believe that its March 3, 1973. However, the only one Ive noticed so far is HPJetAdmin.
>>> tpellitieri@centuryequip.com 10/19/01 08:01AM >>>
From: "Joe Walter"
> I worked my ass off to prepare for Happy 10000 on 5/18/1995.
"Happy" 10000? Our Pick system took a nosedive because the Pick error log used a date/time stamp as a record index, and obtained the date using a "T1,4" conversion...
In all honesty, I was more worried about 10000 than 01/01/2000! :->
--Tom Pellitieri
Century Equipment
Toledo Ohio
>>> tpellitieri@centuryequip.com 10/19/01 08:01AM >>>
From: "Joe Walter"
> I worked my ass off to prepare for Happy 10000 on 5/18/1995.
"Happy" 10000? Our Pick system took a nosedive because the Pick error log used a date/time stamp as a record index, and obtained the date using a "T1,4" conversion...
In all honesty, I was more worried about 10000 than 01/01/2000! :->
--Tom Pellitieri
Century Equipment
Toledo Ohio