Here is an email: Guys, Some of you have noticed that on many of today's reports, we are able to see flow value for a meter for 5/1/2000, but the MDT column showed "na" on the daily report. "na" is also shown on the historical report for the average of May. It is very easy to get confused (at least I was in the beginnieng, even though I wrote the program myself) when you see things like this, you may ask why isn't the average the value shown for today since there is only one day's data? The answer is that they are from different cycles. Coding used the business logic that grab the flow value from the latest successful cycle, while always use the last cycle when deal with average. At the time of report generation if the last cycle is not available, this will happen. Fortunately this only happens on the first day of each month. Please explain this to those who may raise this question when they see this "discrepancy". Yan
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A: Monthly Avg and MDT Avg on 1st day of each month
Here is an email: I always forget what the time difference is so I thought I might be able to catch you "real time." I went to the game Saturday with Travis, Corey, Mike and a friend of his. Kathy was getting her certification for spinning classes and thus I was given the responsibility of baby-sitting Corey and Travis. Anyway, Trav's pledge class had a reunion at the house after the game and I think it may have single-handedly cured me of wanting men in their early thirties. The single guys from their class are definitely still single for a reason. Also, you've gotta tell Chuck that Kinzer's date for the game was a year younger than me (although I will say, after meeting her, you would've thought she was much younger). I think 27-28 may be a better range. Old enough to know who they are and what they want, but still young enough to explain their unattached status on career focus. Talk to you soon, Susan
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Here is an email: FYI. The ClickPaper group in Industrial Markets asked my permission to be able to say, "ClickPaper will be upgraded to operate via the EnronOnline platform." I have asked them to delete the reference to EnronOnline and simply claim that this is a new version with many enhancements and new features. While it may seem like their message gives a plug to EnronOnline, I think it will confuse the audience on what exactly is the relationship between ClickPaper and EnronOnline. Also, we have little control over how Industrial Markets will promote ClickPaper and I don't want the market to think that any issues with ClickPaper somehow are a poor reflection on EnronOnline. Kal
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ClickPaper transition