RE: V4R5 PTF for displaying file I/O stats as default

Dave,

At 11/2/00 11:57 AM -0500, you wrote:
>Personally I think that cover letter (which I've read probably a half-dozen
>times over the years) shows a fundamental lack of understanding on the
>writer's part over how we customers use that screen.  I usually am looking
>at one of three things:
>
>1) Which files does this job have open?
>2) Which file(s) is the job doing a lot of I/O on?
>3) What relative record number was last read from a particular file?
>
>I think there was one time that I cared which activation group a file was
>open in, but that may have been a dream (or a nightmare ;).

  Amen!  Although I do check the activation group once in a while, your 
list is 99.99% of the reasons to look @ that screen (although I'd like to 
add looking @ the library and the format name of the files is useful, too).

  The PTF s/b made permanent and let the activation group view be PTFable.

  -mark

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