Darrell, I don't think this is the best way to go about this. I think Charlie's suggestion makes more sense--first define what we needI agree. I think it's fine to setup a test case and give it a shot, but just diving in and implementing something without really knowing if it solves the problem makes little sense.
Why put a bandaid on a problem when there is an opportunity to come up with a good fix??
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