HR-1 - Alive, Well, and Y2K Compliant??? (AREV Specific)
At 27 MAY 1999 04:39:21PM Fredrose wrote:
Is HR-1 a supported product?
If so, which version(s) if any have been certified Y2K compliant?
If not, is any other vendor currently supporting it?
Thanks!
At 27 MAY 1999 07:46PM Jocelyn Amon wrote:
I have had at least one site request my Y2K scan software for their HR-1 application. I can only assume from this that it is either no longer supported or that some versions are not supported.
If you wish to know more about Y2K and Arev, check out our web site at:
http://www.ts.co.nz/~finsol/scan
Regards
Jocelyn Amon
Financial Solutions Limited
Box 952, Nelson, New Zealand
64-3-548 4442 Mobile: 025 779 729
finsol@ts.co.nz
At 02 JUN 1999 12:29AM Bryan wrote:
HR-1 was discontinued years ago. Ceridian marketed Ensemble which was an upgraded HR-1 until a couple of years ago and it is still supported by Ceridian and my company (among others).
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At 02 JUN 1999 12:31AM Bryan wrote:
Fred:
Sorry, hit done before finishing… HR-1 isn't close to Y2k. Ensemble's current version is.
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At 02 JUN 1999 02:23AM Victor Engel wrote:
: HR-1 isn't close to Y2k. Ensemble's current version is.
Can you mention any specific examples?
At 02 JUN 1999 09:55PM Phoenix Solutions Inc. wrote:
HR-1 is still supported by Phoenix Solutions in our office, onsite, and via modem. Ceridian has authorized us as an HR-1 business partner and recently requested we take over HR-1 support.
HR-1 Y2k compliant by the fact that AREV is basically Y2k compliant. The screens and dictionaries can be modified to display a 4-digit year but the system understands that jan 1, 2000 is 1 day after Dec 31, 1999. Call our office at (908) 272-8889 to discuss how we can assist you with support.
At 07 JUN 1999 01:54PM Bryan wrote:
Victor:
HR-1 still uses 2 digit date conversions throughout both in dictionaries and in many BP's. There is also code which grabs the 2 digit year off an Oconv'd date to perform calculations.
To see examples, just look for date entries in the EMP dict and grab a few BP's scanning for dates.
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At 07 JUN 1999 08:51PM Victor Engel wrote:
Just because dictionaries are defined to display 2 digit years does not make it noncompliant, unless that is specifically made as a requirement. As long as calculations using the dates work correctly, there's no reason not to use 2 digit years. So the challenge remains to show a specific case where a calculation fails. There was a time worked calculation that caused problems for us, but it was not standard HR-1 code.
At 09 JUN 1999 12:25PM steveD wrote:
Victor is correct…
Ceridian in fact released a Y2K patch to (as I recall) two dictionary items that were a little buggy. Other than that, it is absolutely compliant, unless you have introduced non-compliant custom code of your own.
Anyone running it on ARev 3.1X out there?