Wayne was reporting on a question about data syncs on some of the servers. From everything that he can see, the pages and special sync functions are firing on those servers. He also reported that he has transferred the corp-wide setting project over to Bryan and he and Bryan are testing and going through things. This project will eventually allow us to limit how many columns are used for corp-wide settings in a couple huge tables. The goal is to break those tables down into smaller, more manageable pieces.

He is also working on some of the extra domain names and making sure that they resolve to the correct www.adilas.biz site. We briefly touched base on the sales tax aggregate project and Cory will be following up with that one.

Next, we covered plans for the data clean-up stuff on the different servers. That lead us into some discussions on data storage and different options. Depending on how deep and how long the storage needs are, we have a number of different options. We talked about costs vs value and what it would cost to reset or restore older data into live access and live activity. There may be fees for code updates, database updates, etc. Adilas doesn't just sit still, it keeps going and if someone goes into deep storage, they are not getting all of the new updates and system maintenance. Cory and Wayne were talking costs and values to restore systems, if needed.

Before we go live with big system wide updates, we need to plan things out, communicate, and make sure that everybody gets the virtual memo. Wayne and Bryan are working on some big changes, and we want to make sure that everything rolls out smoothly.

Towards the end of the server call, we talked about some other projects that need dependencies on outside libraries and outside files. We briefly talked about some pros and cons and light security stuff.

Wayne left and then Cory and John touched base on some projects. John gave us a small demo of where he is at on the discount engine stuff. As a side note, we have had quite a few clients request a smart cart type logic, especially based around discounts, by one get one, and other complex logic and processes. After Cory left, John and I talked about some training stuff and helping each other stay up to date on new techniques.