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Mark,

A number of new job attributes like SPLFACN and ASPGRP have made it in
there lately.  I think that their plate is way full.   When I see the
amount of money that IBM let their customers squander on getting updated
software (from vendors other than IBM) because of the number of libraries
incident, despite the fact that they gave us two relatively simple
(although not compatible) workarounds (one for V5R1, the other for V5R2),
I'm amazed.

>From a TAA Tool perspective, the number of customers who had let their
software go stale since they want to RISC, and then turned around in V5R2
and bought the new version was astounding.

Al

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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/08/2003 12:27:57 PM:

> Al,
>
> > I can tell you right now that IBM would reject the proposal at a job
> level.
>
> > When I campaigned (rather loudly) that the 25/250 library list limit be
> made a system value and job attribute, I got the piddily response of the
> data area solution because this part of OS/400 development was too
heavily
> burdened.
>
> 1)  Just because they were overtaxed then doesn't mean that that is the
> case now.
>
> 2)  The *LIBL issue might be more of an effort than the spool issue
> (although it would be *really* helpful to have the *LIBL limit be
> controlled at the job level. This is giving us some grief now.)
>
> 3)  If we don't ask for it then they won't know that we need it.
>
>
>  -mark
>
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