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November 2014, Week 3

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%043127 just had his bits turned off
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"F. Alfredo Rego" <[log in to unmask]>
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F. Alfredo Rego
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Tue, 18 Nov 2014 23:01:09 +0100
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Fred White just passed away surrounded by his loving family.

I wonder how many IMAGE/3000 databases (and TurboIMAGE, and IMAGE/SQL) in the world have had, have, and will continue to have the %043127 flag.  This includes databases residing in all kinds of backup media.

Alfredo

P.S. 
For non-bits-and-bytes folks who may not be familiar with the legendary early story of MPE, %043127 is the octal representation of “FW” — the flag for a normal IMAGE/3000 database (and TurboIMAGE, and IMAGE/SQL).
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