[John Robinson]

Need more coffee.

[LadyPilgrim]

You dear man! Bless your sweet heart! Thank you!!! ;-)))

[uglybiker]

Too much coffee is just enough!

[Mr. K]

when do we start receiving updates by interositer

[mlocher]

John — Thanks for your efforts and hard work. We are tough people and can live through the natural disaster of not being in contact with fellow freepers for a couple of hours. God bless you!

[nutmeg]

Thanks so much, John!

Good luck... we'll be here when you're done. :o)

[Shaun_MD]

Thanks :)

[GalaxieFiveHundred]

Reinforcements are en route! Got Fish?

[TASMANIANRED]

Thanks for all your hard work.

Good luck big guy.

[rfp1234]

Thank you for the hard work, and BTW, nice job winning four Rose Bowls at USC ;-)

[Red Steel]

I’ve wiped out the database a time or two at work from a bad keyin then saved by a backup. Love those backups!

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Thank you so much for eveyrthing that you do.

[paws_and_whiskers]

Thank you for all you do.

[XenaLee]

Hooray! This place is crucial, especially during an election year.

[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

Thailand?

[luvie]

Thanks for all that you guys do! It was a bit of a
heartattack situation when everything went blank! LOL!

Get more coffee!

[Roses0508]

We can do without the articles table for awhile. Get some rest. Experience has taught me that many sleepless hours dealing with technology (the all night long server restore thingy), makes one prone to mistakes.

I, for one, am pleased the backup is working. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been to a customer site and found that not to be the case.

[Knute]

Appreciation for all the years of having everything working +99.9% We have all had those moments when our actions preceded our analysis and ended up with a mess to wade through. Thank God for good backups!

[Myrddin]

Thanks for your efforts John. I lived under the pressure to keep 300+ UNIX systems humming for PacBell for years. It's no fun. You only hear from the users when there is a problem. Management expects you to do updates when it won't affect the users...that means weekends, evenings and holidays. My worst recovery ran 42 hours. A user managed to issue a transaction that deleted 6 months of data entry. Minutes later, the critical database audit tape snapped in the 9 track drive. It was living hell. I recovered all but a nominal 1,000 transactions around the break in the audit tape. The data entry staff had that recovered by the next day. Coffee helps, but eventually you need sleep to put the neurons back on the road to recovery. Cheers!

[KingSnorky]

Regarding the data loss...see if the feds will add this to the bailout bill, too. :)

Thanks for your hard work.

[Responsibility2nd]

Need more coffee.

Here ya go....