Y2K problems?

[Guest Meghan Rosenstengel]

Is anyone having any Y2K related problems. We are waiting to hear back from Corbel why reconciliation is reconciling as of 1900-01-03. Are we the only ones?

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[Guest JohnB10]

Thanks for the heads up!

Are you using QT 4.x or 5.0? If 4.x, Gupta or Oracle?

Another Quantech Y2K gotcha: at levelk 4.x, if you enter or import dates without the century using a DER, Quantech has to guess the century. It defaults to the century on your PC, which may or may not be correct (in my humble opinion, Quantech's choice of default was a poor choice). The gotcha is this: the default date format for DERs is a 2 digit year. Thus, you need to be careful to make sure all your DERs reformatted to require 4 digit years.

Example: A client sends you a payroll data file that includes a change of status date for an employee of "12/30/99" (reasonable to have in the first payroll file you process this year). If you import this with a DER today (01/05/2000), the date in your Quantech database will be 12/30/2099.

[Guest JohnB10]

Oh, by the way, to answer your original question... we're not having the same problem you are at your office, but we're not processing Daily valued plans on Quantech.

[Guest Meghan Rosenstengel]

We are 4.3 Oracle, daily valuation using the FIAG link.

Thanks for the heads up on the DER problem.