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Joe,No, I'm not missing the point at all, Pete. I'm trying to break it down by segment. Most people are not affected by this; at worst they have to recompile their programs. At the end of the day, what it comes down to is that if you've been running on software with no source and no observability since V4R5 (or even S/38 code, as you say), then you can't upgrade to V6R1. You now have a tough decision - stay on an older release, or replace the software with no source.
Your missing the point. I am finding programs compiled under V4R1,
V5R3, any release and they have observability and will be fine. I am also
finding programs that were compiled under V4R5, V4R3, V4R2, V3R2 that have
had their observability removed. Therefore, those programs cannot be
re-encapsulated at V6R1, hence the problem.
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