Josh Hargrafen said "If it is a product available for 
> 
> customers to consume, it would need to be maintained through the period 
> that support is being offered on that iteration of the software.  If it is 
> a wholly in house solution code can be recycled with each iteration that 
> is generated."

So, in other words ... "life of system".  :). I tried to convey in my earlier message that there is a distinction between product/backend systems and that usually has a practical effect on the retention period, but you've said it more clearly.  Thanks for that.

Great to see you in Chicago, Josh.  Tell Steve I said hi.

Julie

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