Re: [pct-l] ADZPCTKO, Roster & Archive pages

["R.J. Calliger (510.502.5552)" <calliger@infolane.com>]

Glad you had a backup...I (duh!!) sent you the wrong PCTRoster--Margo had
one of
the same name...but maybe it helped--although I am sure you saw that one
already..

I will be there with Tom as you probably know..so ask for him at the Awahnee
and we can try to get together for a hike and/or dinner or whatever...

Rich


At 4:24 PM -0000 12.26.99, Ty wrote:
>Yes I had back-upos of everything but they were a few days old.  So that
>is why I wasn't sure how accurate they would be.  But for the most part I
>think they are fine.
>
>So Tioga Pass is open?  That is really cool.  We plan on starting our hike
>up there and making our way back down to the valley floor.  Then spending
>a couple of days just hiking around.  This all starts this coming up
>Wednesday.
>
>Have a good one!
>Ty
>
>On Sun, 26 Dec 1999, R.J. Calliger (510.502.5552) wrote:
>
>>
>> I am somewhat sadened slighlly by the data file loss.  I am almost
>> "totally" paranoid about backups, keeping them two or even sometimes
>> 3 or 4 copies deep depending on the data...I make copies of any data
>> coming in to my shop just about immediately....Unfortunately I had not
>>read the
>> data files later than 1 Dec, but if it helps, here is what I have as of 1
>> Dec 99.
>> I guess I could lok and see if you have something more current but I am
>> out the door for Yosemtie hiking and climbing.. gawd..Tioga Pass is open
>> Dec 26!!
>>
>>
>> Rich
>> PS-
>>
>> Did you have a backup or did you have tro reenter everthing?
>>
>>
>> At 8:19 AM -0000 12.26.99, Ty wrote:
>> >I was working on the PCT roster when I made the mistake of deleting one of
>> >the files.  It was the data file for the south-to-north 2000 file.  I
>> >believe I restored everything but if anyone that submitted their entry for
>> >this file, please take a look to make sure you are still listed there.
>> >
>> >	http://www.vr6.com/hikes/PCTRoster.html
>> >
>> >Thanks,
>> >Ty
>> >
>> >On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Ty wrote:
>> >
>> >> The information is being stored to a simple tab separated text file.  The
>> >> script I have written just displayes them in the order that they were
>> >> submitted.  So the most recent addition will show up at the bottom.
>>So in
>> >> this format there is no sorting at all.  Lately I have been sorting it
>> >> myself every couple days but now I am trying to determine which method to
>> >> use.  It would seem logical that we sort by start date.
>> >>
>> >> This is why I am asking for every ones input.
>> >>
>> >> Ty
>> >>
>> >> On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Jim Serio wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > > Question for everyone -- would you rather see the list sorted
>> >> > > alphabetically based on the last name of the hiker or sorted
>> >> > > chronologically based on the start date?
>> >> >
>> >> > If you're saving the data to a database or flat file
>> >> > it would be pretty trivial to sort the data anyway
>> >> > you wish on-the-fly.
>> >> >
>> >> > Some people would prefer to see who else is leaving
>> >> > when they leave and others might want to search for
>> >> > a particular person (hence alphabetic).
>> >> >
>> >> > Jim
>> >> > --
>> >> > Jim Serio - jim@rollercoaster.com
>> >> > Producer, World of Coasters
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