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Originally Posted by RawAlex
Okay, standard question: How does this handle the requirement for the records to be at the place of business? I saw clearly in the DOJ comments that networked or centralized record keeping is permitted.
Will Gregory A. Piccionelli, Esq. give a written opinion that this system is fully in compliance with 2257?
Finally, will this system be able to deal with other data sources and othere systems? It appears there are about a dozen "2257" systems out there, and every one of them so far seems to be exactly against what the DOJ said... so please help me out here!
Alex
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We are working with Greg.
Not sure about an indorsement - might be considered a conflict of interest.
You surely can call him on it and get his opinion. He has spent MANY hours reviewing the system and working on the patent applications for us.
We can work with any ODBC complaint database as far as inporting and exporting data. This is a TRUE SQL database - NOT mySQL.
Remember the database is just our information store... we can plug it into any database that exposes as an ODBC interface...so Oracle, MSDE, etc...
Our techs are updating the database right now with changes needed to meet the final signed copy of 18USC2257. The screen capture should be back shortly