Re: New Features/Commands Per VxRx?

[daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Thanks Vern!

I still need to look it over in more detail but this tells me part of what
I was looking for.  I was also interested in V3Rx and V4R1-4 but from this
I can at least infer that if it's not new in V4R5 or greater it must have
been around before that.  I suppose that if IBM intends not to support
older releases then they have not obligation to provide documentation on
them.

Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN  46571
daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx





                                                                                
                                      
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It was brought to my attention that my pointers to the information could
have been more helpful - so let me give some actual links:

The InfoCenter entry point is at <www.iseries.ibm.com/infocenter> and from
there you select a region (or continent), then a release of the OS. Once
you get to the main page for a release, look for the 3 items, "Memo to
Users", "What's New", and "Late-breaking news". I can't give you the links
for them all - they differ by release.

HTH
Vern

>>>>>Dave
>>>>>
>>>>>InfoCenter for each release (from V4R5 on) has a _Memo to Users_ link,
>>>>>as well as a _What's New_ link - usually. This has links to various
>>>>>_What's New_ sections of the different facets of OS/400 world. There
>>>>>is also a _Late-breaking news_ link.
>>>>>
>>>>>HTH
>>>>>Vern
>>>>>
>>>>>At 02:24 PM 6/22/2004, you wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>I was just curious...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Does IBM or anybody have a site that lists new features in each
>>>>>>release of
>>>>>>OS/400?  (ie TCP/IP was added in V2Rx, the SNDDST command was added
in
>>>>>>V3Ry, etc.).  I was thinking in terms of what resources would be
>>>>>>available
>>>>>>if you were working on a version of the operating system that was
>>>>>>less than
>>>>>>current.  Thanks.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Dave Parnin
>>>>>>Nishikawa Standard Company
>>>>>>Topeka, IN  46571
>>>>>>daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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