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To: Gerald Underwood who wrote (8309)	12/11/1997 2:02:00 PM
From: Mike Healy	Read Replies (2) of 13949

Jeff or anyone: Doesn'w windowing (versus a more comprehensive fix) involve incremental processing on top of the processing time already required by production jobs ? ie. in a windowing fix, dont you just insert some windowing subroutine call before or after any date function in the code ? If this is the case, then every production job will simply take X% longer to run once its put back into production. Given some of the very tight timeframes that a lot of datacenters operate...I would think this will cause some real logistics (ie. proper job sequencing) and capacity problems. Any thoughts ?

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