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>You could have set up an "extended library" that would have sat below the >user portion of the library list. This would have broken no code, and >given everybody exactly what they wanted. As long as software vendors are working with in the user portion of the library list the extended library list would not be a meaningful solution. Getting vendors to change to a new "extended" library list would likely be as challenging as getting them to clean up their user library list abuse. I still think the best solution is to allow the system to be locked into a 25 library mode by a system value or system data area. As long as you're in that mode no code is broken. Folks who are stuck without source have been living in that mode for years on V4R5 and before anyway. Venturing beyond the 25 library mode is a conscious decision with risks and consequences. The 250 library user library list becomes an optional feature that you can't take advantage of because of your own circumstances and business decisions. -Jim James P. Damato Manager - Technical Administration Dollar General Corporation <mailto:jdamato@dollargeneral.com>
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