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I've received the Mimix preinstall questionaire.  Some of these questions 
make me wonder if they are really geared to getting this to work, or if 
the point of the questionaire to point out that there are lots of 
possibilities for things to go wrong, the odds of it working and stay 
working, especially in a dynamic environment, are slim.  CYA stuff.

Like when they start asking about libraries, etc.  I don't suppose 
scrawling in there "do all that currently exist, and all those that may 
exist in the future, with maybe the exception of... " is a valid response.

Is it wrong for me to think this is a stupid question:  "What should the 
default owner be for any object that is replicated and the owner of the 
object does not exist on the target system?"  Isn't the obvious answer: 
"Whomever owned it on the source system."?

I've got one small line to list all user profiles to replicate.  Hopefully 
that is because they support "all" and do not expect me to figure out 3 
clerks can run our business in a DR situation.

They give me 8 lines to list all join logical files - 1 per line.

They give me 4 lines to list all files that use triggers, RI, or null 
fields.  One file per line.  Ridiculous that I have to list these 
separately.  Why is it such a pain for them?  Do they not support these 
features of DB2?

And why are they concerned if we use the CPYF command in our applications?

Or, if we say "Reuse deleted records"?

There are no questions regarding IFS.  Don't they do that also?


Rob Berendt

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