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First company is Help Systems. I use ABSTRACT and ESEND. I requested
V6R1 compatible versions. The CD arrived yesterday and I installed.
Afterward, a fresh run of ANZOBJCVN *COLLECT resulted in:
17 ABSTRACT programs still a problem
10 ESEND programs still a problem
2 programs in ASCSUPPORT library still a problem
What also didn't help was the install instructions didn't match what I
saw on the screen. The printed instructions I received were the same
as ASC (Advanced Systems Concepts) has used for years, before being
purchased by Help Systems. What actually happens is a totally
different set of screens. I assume this is a "Help Systemsification"
(is that a
word?) of the install process, but it didn't leave me feeling
confident. I emailed them the relevant pages from the ANZOBJCVN
printout late yesterday, so they really haven't had time to respond.
Second company is BCD. I use ProGen Plus. I downloaded V9.50 which
is supposed to be V6R1 compatible. So far we have been unable to
install it. The main library name for ProGen is GN#LIB. The FTP file
is being unpacked as "GNAELIB" only it's not really "AE" in there,
it's some weird character that looks like an A and an E smashed
together. First guess was a CCSID issue, but my settings are the same
as their V5R4 machine. They're still working on it.
OTOH Prodata and Byteware got me V6R1 compatible versions in short order.
I have a couple of other vendors software not compatible with V6R1. I
haven't contacted them yet, nor have I updated their software in over
a year, so I didn't really expect they would be V6R1 compatible. I
don't really want to mention their names, since I haven't contacted
them and they may very well have compliant versions.
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