NatWest Borked

[vetran]

RBS group should look into the Access system I built a few years back. Running so solid I never get a support call on it. Holding over 10M rows of data.

RBS I'm waiting for your call.

2GB limit???

[fullyautomatix]

My cv is going in to them this morning folks, panic not, Suity to the rescue

I thought you were a BPM consultant, when did you become an online banking expert ?

Still Go Suity !!

[Platypus]

I thought you were a BPM consultant, when did you become an online banking expert ?

Since he tailored his CV

[lilelvis2000]

2GB limit???

Maybe that's what they hit this morning?

[NickFitz]

It was "hardware failure" apparently: RBS Says Computer Failure Is Unrelated to Last Year

They really should tell the cleaner where it's safe to plug that vacuum cleaner in.

[bless 'em all]

It was "hardware failure" apparently: RBS Says Computer Failure Is Unrelated to Last Year

They really should tell the cleaner where it's safe to plug that vacuum cleaner in.

Please be noting that the fail-over server was not located in the same place as working server. The working server is under my desk. The fail-over is under Sanjay's desk. The failure occurred when Sanjay needed to charge his phone.

Bob

Probably not true quote from some guy I just made up.

[ctdctd]

It was "hardware failure" apparently: RBS Says Computer Failure Is Unrelated to Last Year

They really should tell the cleaner where it's safe to plug that vacuum cleaner in.

Don't be silly Nick, it's a mainframe system with multiple redundancy according to Elreg.

I think there were two cleaners with vacuum cleaners.

[Mich the Tester]

It's a bank; of course it's borked.

[Sysman]

Don't be silly Nick, it's a mainframe system with multiple redundancy according to Elreg.

I think there were two cleaners with vacuum cleaners.

I read some of the comments about multiple redundancy with a chuckle.

Once you have seen a single UPS, which was just one of many, take out a whole building you see things with a bit more scepticism.

[doodab]

Don't be silly Nick, it's a mainframe system with multiple redundancy according to Elreg.

I think they made the people who know how it works redundant.