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We had one of those situations-- a consultant wanted to recable a disk drive, (between 2 systems IIRC), and wanted the operator to power down the DRIVE. The operator said, "This red switch?" The consultant said, "Yes--- WAIT!" or something like that. But it was too late. And -that- red switch was part of the single power chain for the entire system. Which, of course, came down. We presented the operator with a defunct red switch as a prize-- which he did not really appreciate-- he blamed himself for the down time. We blamed the consultant for not being specific, and told him to keep his hands off the equipment until the weekend. (: --Paul E Musselman PaulMmn@ix.netcom.nospam.com
These stories remind me of the time I switched off the power (intentionally) of a rack that only had a tape drive in it ... whoops the power to the next rack was chained off it ... it had three trays of 9337 disks in it. I turned the power back on immediately and the AS/400 never went down !!! A heart-attack followed by a renewed love for my reliable and resilient AS/400. (Do you remember this Neil?) Jeff Bull
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