Re: AS/400 heritage

The machine that did the calling is an 820 DSD running V4R5 with Service
Director. I believe the function has been around since V4R3. way back in 
1989-90,
we had similar situation, but the operator was notified y a program monitoring
the QSYSOPR message queue. Lost a 9337 (suprise), the operator got notified,
called IBM, and had the drive replaced before the administrators knew there was 
a
problem.

I want my iSeries... (Sung to the tune of I want my MTV)
Bob

jt wrote:

> Bob,
>
> Great stories!!
>
> I was going to pick out a couple of my favorite lines, but as I re-read your
> post, each of them is one of my favorites!!
>
> The story called "Who called IBM?" is slightly less unique than the others,
> but still very good.  When did this happen?  I ask because I've seen this
> kind of capability described in the press, lately, like it is some kind of
> Buck Rogers technology!  (Even by IBM.)
>
> Anyhoo...  I may seem like I'm trying to imitate Chuck Lewis with all the
> exclamation points!! (Sorry, Chuck ;-)  I can't help but get excited when I
> see the passion for the iSeries expressed so _clearly_.
>
> Good luck with your addiction!! ;-)
>
> jt
>

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