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To: bistineau_la who wrote (1613)	12/16/1997 11:06:00 PM
From: tech	Respond to of 3391

>>>> 80% in the best case <<<<< wasn't there a guy last year, a well known Y2K guru, that stated that tools would never be able to convert more 25% to 30% of the code, and the rest would have to be done manually ? (hint: his initials are P.D.) I guess it's good to know that you think we have bettered that mark by 50% <gg> As far as I know, SEEC, PTUS, ALYD, VIAS, and CSGI all claim that they can convert more than 80% of the code automatically. "I am involved in Y2K code assessment/remediation and have evaluated 1000's of situations encountered with code and short dates." 1. What tools have you used ? 2. Did these tools perform up to you expectations ? If they did not, then please list which ones fell short of you expectations and what those expectations were. thank you.