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  • Subject: Re: Default dates in COM
  • From: Ata510@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 23:58:00 EST

In a message dated 12/16/99 9:06:39 AM Central Standard Time, 
mbayer@badgerminingcorp.com writes:

> This looks to be the right answer except that the BMR doesn't cover version
>  6.0.02.  The client where we noticed the problem is always the first one
>  started.  This morning she rebooted so she would become the second person
>  in, and after that the dates defaulted to today's date.  I'll work with SSA
>  on another BMR.
>  
>  Thanks to all of you who gave me things to try.
>  
>  
You don't need to have a new BMR entered. Just ask the Helpline to add 6.0.02 
to the current BMR number. This is not something that is likely to get fixed, 
however, because the BMR mentioned covers the way the common date retrieval 
routine works. And since every program in BPCS uses it for dates (it pulls 
the Job date instead of System date, which works OK for some programs, like 
long running batch jobs where you might want a constant date, but not for 
most interactive user type programs) the testing effort to verify the fix 
would be too gargantuan for the company to do properly in a BMR. They don't 
plan to do the fix except at a release break. 

In other words, develop that workaround of restarting the daemons once a day, 
because you will be living with it for awhile.
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