RE: Woes on ANZOBJCVN...

Charles,

I would like to see a list also, but I'm not to subject myself to the
liability of an error here. IBM could, they have the deep pockets for
this. This is 100% an IBM issue. They should have been all over the
airwaves for this two years ago.

I heard last evening that an extremely major ERP vendor was not compliant,
but IBM claims that they have it covered. Captain Smith, is that an
iceberg????? Maybe we should be rearranging the deck chairs?

Al

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David,

Quick work.....

However, seems like it be more useful to which products are compatible now
vs. which ones the vendor's
say will be compatible in the future.

And/Or maybe add a release number and availability date for the compatible
products.

As it stands now, we'd still have to contact the vendor to determine if
what we are running is
compatible.

Charles Wilt
Software Engineer
CINTAS Corporation - IT 92B
513.701.1307

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Subject: Re: Woes on ANZOBJCVN...

Jon Paris wrote:

Anyone what to host a site where we call post info on purchased
products that are or are not V6R1 ready?

Maybe David could make an area available on the Wiki?

Darn good idea.

http://wiki.midrange.com/index.php/V6R1_Compatibility

This must be why they pay you the big bucks Jon :)

david


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