I am just stopping in to say good-bye. It’s been great working with everyone in here. Thank you all for the tremendous amount of sharing that I 100% benefitted from. I’m sure I’ll still be around. It’s not like I’m dying. Just switching ERPs so I will not be in this place as often as I used to be. I didn’t realize I’d have emotion tied to the tons of customizations and reports and everything that I helped build. It’s kind of sad to think that it will all just go away now. I hope my contributions here live on through the community.
Best of luck with your new ERP! It’s been great having you here. Don’t be a stranger!
Good Luck. Though I am sure you won’t need it. Stop by and gloat how awesome things are once in awhile!!!
Here’s to your next adventure! Thanks for all your help and contributions to the community!
Dan, thank you for all of your contributions. What ERP are they switching to? Or are you leaving the company?
We are moving to SAP. We were bought by a large company two years ago and they want us on SAP. So away we go!
Having all your 
thrown away is a rite of passage in IT. HP cancelled the whole computing line I learned in my first six years of IT. After that, I just don’t get attached to anything. I’ve walked away from other ERPs and could do the same as you. Hang on to the patterns and reuse them.
All the best!!!
Mark W.
We’ve been in Epicor 6ish years. When I designed equipment, I knew it was inevitable that the machines would wear out and break down. And ultimately new stuff would get developed and replace the older machine. For some reason, I didn’t ever consider the same in the IT side.
Right on, moving into the environment @Francis came up on!
These are some words of wisdom right here.
Goodbye and thanks for all the help.
Yeah - I would be remiss if I also didn’t say thank you!! Gosh what a great community!! Thank you all for your help.
SAP!?! Moving to the big leagues, congrats Dan!! 
Going to the Show? He’s going to the cloud!
Don’t worry, if your company is anything like the companies I work with, you will still be supporting Epicor 3 years from now because people will insist on referring back to the legacy system for . . . ever.
I know the feeling…