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Well, evidently you do have some experience with change management tools.
And, granted, I might tend to be biased towards a tool that is more
iSeries 'aware'. This would help in relating much of the stuff in objects
that source itself doesn't know about. Like: security, objects changed
outside of the tool (CHGPGM, CHGPRTF, etc) but, then again, that might be
bigotry on my part. When in the market for any tool, 'traditional' or
otherwise, I would make sure that it addresses all these concerns. I know
that Turnover will flag things changed outside of the tool.
Rob Berendt
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Aldon has a CMS (Affiniti) that allows you to integrate your change
management on the iSeries with that on your PC-based platforms. It
integrates with Eclipse Workbench.
I have not used Affiniti yet, but I have been using their AS/400-based CMS
for years, and I think it is the best available for the AS/400 platform...
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Does softlanding/turnover support this well?
Rob Berendt
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