Re: CRTDUPOBJ an ILE program

Joe,

Am I misperceiving you if you seem a little upset by my advice? I'm
sorry if you are, but there was no malintent. The questioner admittedly
didn't understand the nuances and was getting an awful lot of advice
that failed to point out ANY reasoning/rationale - just do it this way.
I acknowledged that the "rule of thumb" might work for a considerable
portion of the application and simply advised the questioner to not
follow the "rule of thumb" blindly. Are you opposed to that?

I didn't go into all the issues of activation groups and their impact on
application design, thinking that maybe an ensuing discussion would be
sparked. I see it's more of a flame! :)

Gary Guthrie


Joe Pluta wrote:
> 
> > From: Gary Guthrie
> >
> > I don't understand how folks can come to such conclusions in such a
> > void. While it might be true that a considerable portion of your
> > applications may adhere to such a scheme, it's not wise to blindly
> > follow such a rule of thumb.
> 
> A "rule of thumb" is a suggested approach that works for a significant
> percentage of applications.  It is not something to follow blindly, simply a
> starting point.  This was in response to someone who was asking about
> blindly changing all programs to ACTGRP(*NEW).  As free advice, it was fine.
> If you'd prefer to review all of Mike's requirements and provide a detailed
> analysis, then by all means do so.
> 
> Joe
> 
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