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Tim,
There's a lot of time between now and 12/31/98, so there's no telling what
might happen to corrupt the tick data file, if it's not corrupted already.
Besides, MB and myself deleted the erroneous 12/31/98 tick data and all is
well.
With TS, I go the extra mile to make certain it doesn't go kaka on me down
the road. Better safe than sorry...
tim wrote:
>Why wouldn't a cold reboot work just as well? That's what I did, without
>deleting the files, and everything seems fine. I remember the server
sending out
>a false date some time ago, so this isn't the first time this has happened. I
>beleive the last time it happened, I did call Omega and they told me to
simply
>reboot and by re-initializing, the server would get a valid date and the
server
>would be fine.
>
>Of course, I am assuming the 12-31-98 data will be written over. That may
be an
>invalid solution. Opinions? Maybe Dennis or one of the Omega tech people will
>post a response.
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