Wasn't there a thread a while back about HP3000 shops not needing the
diversity of "job titles" because a small team of one or perhaps two people
can handle it on an HP3000? :)

From the sound of it, a "week long special project" might be as mundane as
setting up a computer, installing some software, creating user ID's,
initializing the database(s), and perhaps customizing a few UDC's or command
files -- things that on "other systems" takes that small army of sys admins,
DB admins, developers, etc...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Dirickson [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>
> You need to ask for what you want if you hope to get what you need.
> "experienced HP3000 consultant" covers a bit of ground; [...] In this
> case, it makes a
> difference whether you need system administration, database
> administration,
> application development (and in which language(s)), or something else.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > I am currently seeking an experienced HP3000 consultant to perform a
> > special project which should require about a week to
> > complete. The work
> > would be performed at our offices in downtown in San
> > Francisco. Please e-
> > mail me if you are interested.
>