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Thank you for translating for me :-).

Did you have to configure a dedicated channel? How did you handle errors in that part of the system? Most of the time I preferred getting it all done right now; it made the cleanup mess activity very small.

I understand why the logging has to be done espeically in the finacial apps.

Yes. The elapsed wallclock time has to be minimized as much as possible.

I'm thinking more about editing the physical disk back to the point where the stuff stored on it can be recovered and-or used. I just don't see how one can hand edit a disk if the writes to that disk were journaled. Note that hand editing a disk was usually the last option, but it wasn't rare.

This approach sounds like the only way one can recover from a crash is to have a graceful shutdown. That never happens.

When they counted "resources", did it include when somebody had to clear up a mess? Perhaps this is simply my working style, but if I have to clean up a mess, I need a datetime stamp to I know where to start cleaning up. Do I need to redo every command since last year, last month, last week, yesterday, two minutes before the system crashed?

This is extremely important if a system is servicing human users. I think batch is a completely different circumstance but you would know more about that than I would.

BAH

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