Is this the last day of SQLA?

According to Mark's well-known announcement, this site (sqla,stackexchange.com) is planned to be shut down today (midnight EST) and be replaced by the new SQLA2 forum.

Is this schedule still accurate?

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asked 11 Mar '11, 10:14

Volker Barth
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Yes, I will be starting an export of this site shortly and setting up sqlanywhere-forum this morning. We'll hopefully be up and running later today.

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answered 11 Mar '11, 13:45

Graeme Perrow
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And here we are - Congratulations to Nathan and you! And to Breck for triggering all this!

(11 Mar '11, 11:27) Volker Barth

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Well, now I'd love to give you a bounty, but alas :)

(11 Mar '11, 11:28) Volker Barth

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3	sqlanywhere-forum.sap.com is now live (as of 11am EST on Friday 2011 March 11). permanent link answered 11 Mar '11, 11:37 Mark Culp 24.8k●9●139●295 accept rate: 41% flat view

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