Re: Y2K testing

[Glenn Ericson <Glenn-Ericson@xxxxxxx>]

At 12:03 PM 6/17/99 +0530, you wrote:
>Hi Midrangers,
>
>We are planning to do Y2K testing from the Systems ponit of view. We are
>planning to change the System date, do our testing and finally change the
>system date back to the original one. I heard that IBM doesn't recommend
>changing the System date to back and forth.  I would like to know how others
>are going about it OR is it just enough if you are at Y2K ready OS version.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>phanihr@inf.com
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Don't fool with the  systems date on production  systems unless there are
super duper fail safes.

A second system with or without a date simulator is the  best way to go.
The simulator   should not be discounted because you have a second system -
- it will save  you  testing  cycle time as will  report &  DB comparators.

For many  that second system will become a must .If not  pre- 2K then
during or immediately post 2K

Regards,

Glenn
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