You don't have to lose it. the company has to... That mean you can always make a copy for yourself and delete all the others =)

>>YOu could just have a "major failure" and lose all the backup of that program =).
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>Don't joke on the sacred things :)) I spent too much efforts on this application to simply loose it :)
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>That would incite them to buy SDT
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>>>>Nadya:
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>>>>I don't know of any free tools that do what SDT does. If you have to, buy it yourself. It will save you alot of headaches!
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>>>>You don't even know the meta data is there, SDT creates and maintains it for you.
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>>>>Charlie
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>>>Well, I may try to talk with my manager about purchasing SDT (which price we're taling about, BTW), but I'm not sure, he'll agree. Actually, I wrote an application called DataDict, which updates structure of our Main databases. It was quite complicated application, but I guess, we would better use SDT then. Well, since it's already written, we probably could not take it now :(