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Re: 405 CD Excess Members

  • Subject: Re: 405 CD Excess Members
  • From: bill@xxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2001 09:48:10 +0000
 


A point on which member is selected when using *first.   OS400 selects the
oldest member by date as *first and so most bpcs programs expect the main
member to be the oldest and do not use overrides.  I discovered this a few
years ago during y2k testing when we changed the system date back 28 years.
All of a sudden workstation members were being opened and assumed to be
main members because their creation date was prior to the date that ssa
compiled the pf's.

Bill Chisholm





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