SonoranWanderer
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I guess there becomes a time when that data is no longer supported, haha. My year is now outside the range of that tool. Kinda surprising as I can't imagine it's a huge table to keep.
It doesn't seem like a huge thing when you are only thinking RAM trucks. But when you zoom out and consider the number of VIN and vehicle details across all Chrysler, heaven forbid all of FCA, the data set gets larger and more complex. Worse yet, it's likely the data spans multiple changes in DB technology Chrysler/FCA/Stellantis has put in place where old data may or may not get converted from old format and storage to new format and storage.
I've had more than my share of nightmares walking into various company's overly complex, legacy burdened, poorly managed, IT situations.
In a car company, IT is going to generally be seen as overhead (pure cost center) and not a key area of investment because of imperceptible ROI.