> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stigers, Greg ~ AND
[...chomp...]
> But this raises the question: if we are kicking everyone off
> anyway, and
> it is deep night, how worried should we be that we are not resetting
> LIMIT for the backup? The risk seems largely theoretical. If
> we are sure
> that our user community are warm in their beds, how important it this?
[...chomp...]

How sure are you that NOBODY will EVER be on-line late at
night or early in the morning?  Can your system be accessed
from "the outside" via modem or internet?  Do you have any
server or listener jobs running, e.g. odbc, web, or ftp
servers?

Don't underestimate your users' nocturnal proclivities,
especially if they can access the system from home or a
hotel room.

--Brent Flowers

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