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>To: address@hidden >From: Tom McDermott <address@hidden> >Subject: Re: 20000804: Beta release of LDM version 5.1.2 available >Organization: Earth Sciences Dept., SUNY College at Brockport >Keywords: . Hi Tom, > Why would it be necessary to keep a copy of the old queue around if you > have the old software (5.0.9) which can recreate the old verison of the > queue? In case you have an hour's worth of data already in the old queue that hasn't yet been sent to a downstream site (maybe it went down 45 minutes ago and is about to come back up), you would avoid data loss to the downstream site by keeping the old queue in case you had to switch back to using 5.0.9. Admittedly this is a pretty unlikely sequence of events, so if you don't have the space to keep the old queue, you can just recreate it if needed ... I'm CC:ing Robb, in case he has a better answer to your question. --Russ