I normally do not pass on virus warnings but the whole DoE web access was
closed yesterday, to be upgraded to deal with this delightful very-new
virus.
Our anti-virus protection has just sent me this message suggesting FISH has
a problem.
Annie Given
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-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Gilman AAG Manager ES [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 20 December 2001 11:24
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Peer Review: Format of terminology Discussion Piece
Can I add my support to Bette's email. With decent pick-lists, codes are
unnecessary to data inputting - perhaps the reason they are in HBSMR is
really to save disk space? If we can dispense with codes, this means we only
have to agree on the full term - assuming that is possible?
Paul Gilman
Heritage Information and Records Manager
Essex County Council
-----Original Message-----
From: BR Hopkins [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 20 December 2001 05:12
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Subject: Re: Peer Review: Format of terminology Discussion Piece
Re: Codes
We have done away with these on the Cumbria SMR, using the full
term/words such as 'Scheduled Ancient Monument.' These are on a pull down
pick list and this means that whoever is inputting the information doesn't
have to incessantly look up codes. With modern databases codes aren't
necessary - why not call a spade a spade, or in the case of a SM or SAM call
it a Scheduled Ancient Monument which at least describes it to some degree?
Bette Hopkins
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