[quote]The path they are continuing down is wrong, I don't know who is advising them. I'm a developer. If you update Production with a patch and find it has that many inadvertent changes, you roll back the patch, correct it, re-test and re-release it. You don't try to convince the users that some of the inadvertent changes might be OK, let's see... If you tried that, and the users were all rightly aggrieved at your incompetence and bad decisions, you would then create a new patch to correct all the changes that weren't supposed to be there. Not do that unwillingly and argue the case for keeping half of them. I've never encountered anything like this in 25 years of IT development It's like Josh still cannot accept there was a big mistake that needs to be corrected. He is clinging desperately to the belief some of the inadvertent changes might be a good thing. It's amateur hour in the development department.[/quote] I'am developer as well [spoiler]in Lego, AMA[/spoiler]