Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Well, this is not a particularly good example to use for the state of
the error recovery routines.
Might be, but the fact that the error recovery sometimes recovers ... in
some subotimal way remains.
If what appears to be the case with the
2.0.2 code base proves true, then a hardy 'ata boy' is in order to you
and your team. [Heck you guys deserve one any way]
What does "ata boy" mean?
Ciao
Frank
Speaking of error handling...I meant to say 'thata boy' whiich loosely
translated means 'Goob job!', used mot often in sports. There is a
nuiancse when it is used in business. It is a way of saying that
someone has done a good job, but don't plan on getting a promotion out
of it, all you are going to get is a friendly pat on the back and
momentary recogniziton.
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