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Charles Wilt wrote:
Subject: RE: Is IPL necessary?
The iSeries isn't like a PC, you don't have to reboot it regularly; if
that's what you are asking.
Not to mention, Charles:
In the 21 years that I have worked with System/38, System/36, AS/400,
iSeries, and i5 machines, I have _never_ seen a single one of them shut down
and/or reboot themselves (without an operator first issuing PWRDWNSYS)
because of OS problems...
Of course, in one shop when the DP manager inadvertently unplugged the
system, we had a unexpected shutdown
(One of Murphy's laws is: "It Works Better If You Plug It In")
And, in another shop, a new VP who came on a tour of the computer room
inadvertently pressed the EPO (which was next to the computer room door),
thinking it was a door release, again unexpectedly causing the system to
shut down.
Regards,
Steve
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