What now?
Got a call from Rex. "There is something wrong with my car..." I figured that it was water or something in the line that was causing the car to sputter and lag. I said just drive it for a while and is might works its way out... He decided to take it to the shop and see what is actually wrong. The shop already had all the bays full at 7:45 am. So it would be awhile. I told him I would pick him up and take him to work. When I got there, they actually got the car in and was testing it. It turned out to be two (of 4) of the spark plugs were cracked and were arcing and not firing in the cylinder. It would take them about an hour to an hour and a half to replace all the plugs and the wires. Great, I will go back to work.
When I got back to work I found out that some (about 1500) of the transaction over the last two months have no expiration date. It seems that the State's vehicle renewal program gave some transactions a 2/29/2013 exp date. The download system did not recognized that date, DUH! I guess it could have been worse, it could have been all the transactions.
When I got back to work I found out that some (about 1500) of the transaction over the last two months have no expiration date. It seems that the State's vehicle renewal program gave some transactions a 2/29/2013 exp date. The download system did not recognized that date, DUH! I guess it could have been worse, it could have been all the transactions.