CS> Hi Al, simple question and simple answer.  No, it's not a problem that
 CS> the members vary with what they are experienced at.  In fact, it's has
 CS> turned out to be a strength over all.  It seems no matter what came up
 CS> over the decades I've been there, someone had some level of knowledge to
 CS> address it.  Often several had it.
 
 CS> That pertains today as well.  Alexey speaks for example to areas not in
 CS> my expertise area for the most part.  He has 2-3 others whoever who can
 CS> match and work out things. Mark and I often speak to nodelist issues
 CS> with me adding bits on interzonal issues of potential changes.  If a SQL
 CS> problem comes up, I'm probably primary source there
 CS> (SQL/PSQL/TSQL/SQL+/and Oracle BI). With Dallas, we even add Russian
 CS> translation (grin).
 
 CS> So, a lot of words to say: No, it's not a problem.

Thank you Carol, that sounds more real world and doable.

 Ttyl :-),
         Al

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