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Tues., July 3 (6.5 hrs) 1. In response to an email I sent this morning, asking for the <br /> timeline on successful changes being uploaded to the actual <br /> database and new changes being available to test on the test <br /> database, I received an email from Steve at 2 p.m. this afternoon, <br /> indicating that he "will try to have that set moved into production <br /> Thursday" and new changes to review on Friday. <br /> Began to input RiverPlay donations. Issues are noted in issues <br /> spreadsheet at: <br /> \ \Cesrv200 \public \Shared \Therese\POSDonations Issue List.xls <br /> Weds, July 4 HOLIDAY! <br /> Thurs, July 5 (7.75hrs) 1. Continue to enter RiverPlay donations and enumerate issues. <br /> 2. Received an email from Steve this morning at 11 a.m. with this <br /> update: "I have moved the version of the application you tested <br /> into production. I will be working on other issues and try to have <br /> them moved into test late Friday." I was concerned about the most <br /> recent RiverPlay donation entries I had made, wondering if they <br /> had been overridden with this most recent update of the system but <br /> Steve confirmed that he only updated the functionality of the <br /> system, i.e. implemented programming changes only. I also <br /> wondered if I should avoid being in the database when he is <br /> uploading changes to it as I did experience some malfunction of <br /> the system around the same time he was uploading this most recent <br /> set of changes. He said there was a remote possibility that this may <br /> have occurred and that in the future he would notify me when he <br /> was planning to upload changes to the system. <br /> Fri, July 6 Therese not in today. <br /> Mon, July 9 (8.5 hrs) 1. As of the beginning of the day, no notification from Steve <br /> regarding new changes being available to test. <br /> 2. Prepared summary of in -house database evaluation & research <br /> on commercially available donor tracking programs for Carolyn. <br /> 3. Met with Steve Neet, 1:30 -2:30 p.m: <br /> • Steve reported that his workload has been significantly reduced <br /> to allow him to devote more time to this project. He is in the <br /> process of working on enabling the ability to delete items. <br /> Although he had hoped to have some changes to test to us by <br /> last Friday, there are not, unfortunately, any corrections ready <br /> to test yet. <br />