Hi, Tony. Personally, I like to retain a copy of a known working configuration (of any kind) to be able to revert to it in case a new one fails. That was what I did when working with A/T definitions, even after extensive testing on a development server prior to deploying to live.
Aleksey On 2013-02-15, at 13:12 , Tony Bandy <to...@ohionet.org> wrote: > Hi all, > > I was working with one of our libraries today and they want to modify the > number of days before their notices go out. > > In our system,I can directly modify the existing trigger event definitions or > I can clone them, thereby inactivating the old ones and creating the new > ones. > > Are there any "best practices" sort of things to this that you would > recommend? > > Normally, I would just go in and alter the existing ones, but not quite sure > if this is the recommended course of action. > > Thanks for any thoughts as you get time.... > > Tony > > -- > Tony Bandy > to...@ohionet.org > OHIONET > 1500 West Lane Ave. > Columbus, OH 43221-3975 > 614-486-2966 x19 Aleksey Lazar PALS IS Developer and Integrator 507-389-2907 http://www.pals.org/ alexey.la...@mnsu.edu
