ations and Millennium for Development Office functions. Our Millennium dai=
ly backup database is getting unwieldy to manage. The database currently u=
ses about 1.5 GB and is consuming our SQL server's hard disk space...we cur=
rently allocate 115 GB for Millennium use and the program cannot run on les=
s than 1GB. Millennium support has been almost nonexistent and their suppo=
rt team says that it is a Microsoft issue. Does anyone have a suggestion f=
or managing the Millennium database? I've been asked by our Director of Inf=
ormation Technology to see if anyone out there has a suggestion. I hope tha=
t I have translated his request correctly.
Thanks,
Linda Swarlis
Linda L. Swarlis, Ph.D.
Director of Information Services and Library
Columbus School for Girls
56 S. Columbia Avenue
Columbus, OH 43209
lswarlis@columbusschoolforgirls.org
614-252-0781, ext. 129
FAX: 614-252-0571
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