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How does Total Access Inspector 2000 categorize the risk of detected issues?

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How does Total Access Inspector 2000 categorize the risk of detected issues?

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A moderately complex database may contain hundreds of potential Year 2000 issues. Total Access Inspector 2000 helps you in your prioritizing by categorizing risks into three categories: High Risk, Moderate Risk, and Unknown Risk. High Risk issues are those that are almost certain to cause Year 2000 problems. Moderate Risk issues indicate usage or potential usage of dates that need to be verified. Issues of Unknown Risk are related to external files and may or may not be date related.