Roy

I would be interested to see a data sample which was giving no records (if
there should have been some .  There may be a separate issue from the IN
processing which needs to be resolved which I'm happy to try and help track
down.

Cheers

John

Tim

><< So to ask the famous question - when's 2.03b9 out? >>
>
>It looks like by this evening (EST), so tomorrow morning for you.

So in 5 mins things changed - yah boo hiss sucks

Roy Lambert

John

>I would be interested to see a data sample which was giving no records (if
>there should have been some . There may be a separate issue from the IN
>processing which needs to be resolved which I'm happy to try and help track
>down.

OK, it will take me a bit of time since I need to make sure I leave the necessary data in. Two questions 1) what's the largest email you can accept and 2) which of the CRB Solutions sites are you at?

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< So in 5 mins things changed - yah boo hiss sucks >>

Yeah, this coming from someone that just sent me a bug report.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

> You do realize that customers can send us new bug reports that end up
> delaying these builds, don't you ?  The testing and build process is
> sufficiently long enough now to warrant holding off new builds if I know I'm
> just going to have to do another build soon thereafter.

> I just had it happen today - I'm about ready to start the testing for B9,
> and I just got a new bug report via email.  Now I've got to stop what I'm
> doing, find out what the issue is, and then pick up where I left off.  This
> happens quite often.

Tell me about it - happens to me too.  What I hate even more is when I get a bug report just after I've done a build, then I have to do another build almost immediately. <sigh>

Steve

Tim

><< So in 5 mins things changed - yah boo hiss sucks >>
>
>Yeah, this coming from someone that just sent me a bug report.

Ah, but I thought you'd just been interrupted anyway so I might as well.

Roy Lambert

John


I've posted a zip to the elevatedb. binaries which should give you what you want. The query can be cut'n'pasted from the post above.

I am extremely glad I don't have to strip databases & tables down very often. Point and click is easy but boring.

Roy Lambert

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

>You do realize that customers can send us new bug reports that end up
>delaying these builds, don't you ?  The testing and build process is
>sufficiently long enough now to warrant holding off new builds if I know I'm
>just going to have to do another build soon thereafter.

>I just had it happen today - I'm about ready to start the testing for B9,
>and I just got a new bug report via email.  Now I've got to stop what I'm
>doing, find out what the issue is, and then pick up where I left off.  This
>happens quite often.

Don't say that it's our fault because we finding new bugs... it's not fair!

Gienek,

<< Don't say that it's our fault because we finding new bugs... it's not
fair! >>

That's *not* what I said.  You seemed to indicate that we miss estimates on
new builds and releases because of poor estimation skills, and I explained
to you why you're wrong.  You can't include things in an estimate when you
aren't aware of them when you make the estimate.  Understand ?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim

You missed the




Roy Lambert