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  • Subject: Re: NO queries in QGPL please!!
  • From: Paul <kdcma@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 09:17:23 -0500



Neil Palmer wrote:

> So they store queries in QGPL, I could ask "so what ?".  Admittedly it
> may be easier to manage if they were placed in a separate library, but
> the fact they are in QGPL isn't really going to cause any problems,
> release upgrades or otherwise.  IBM doesn't mess with user objects in
> QGPL during release updates.

Neil,

I'm not at all concerned about future OS upgrades, rather, system upgrades. I
just went from CISC to RISC and I went through a bit of hastle to get the QGPL
queries into my new system. It was a NEW BOX, so I restored from tape, library 
by
library to get the users queries up. Had I done that with QGPL, I would have had
"hilarious consequences" as portions of the old CISC OS overwrote members from
the new V4R2 RISC OS. That would suck!!

Paul

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