Re: CRTLF SHARE parm management

[Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>]

Do a CRTDUPOBJ on CRTLF, twice.  The first time store it into a BPCS library.  
The second time store it into a user library that will be in the library list 
for the other applications but not BPCS.  Rename the original CRTLF to XCRTLF.  
Do a CHGCMDDFT on one of the copied commands to get the SHARE changed.
When you upgrade operating systems do a WRKCMD X* to find your renamed 
commands, or as other users pointed out, just type in x* and hit enter.
There will be some extreme opinions about this.  One camp will say IBM is the 
supreme being and you shouldn't mess with anything in their libraries.  Others 
will say that the 400 is not an open system because IBM doesn't provide source. 
 Pros and cons both ways.  One concern, what happens when you install that 
'New' package that doesn't use either user library?  Heck, how often do you do 
that?  Go for the rule, let the exceptions prove the rule.  Cost/benefit, risk 
analysis, blah, blah, blah.....




dah6696@Goulds1.com on 08/28/98 01:02:41 AM
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Subject:        CRTLF SHARE parm management

        
        We have for years had the default value on the CRTLF command parm SHARE
changed to *YES.  We are now importing another divisions BPICS
application and MUST have this value back to the IBM original default to
*NO.  What I'd like to do is test the users group profile and based on
that set the parm to the appropriate value.  ex: &GRPPRF = 'SSA' then
CRTLF SHARE(*NO) else SHARE(*YES).

        Does anyone have a quick solution?  I've looked of help in the API
manual with no luck.  Perhaps a validity checker wedge?



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