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  3. January 2010

Re: TAATOOL Usage in Production Code

Is there a copyright issue with TAATOOLs? IBM sold that stuff to Jim Sloan long ago, and he does own the code. Or do they let you copy it for your own use, so long as ..... whatever!

It is NOT the old TAATOOLs that we used to get on the system.

Vern

Mike Cunningham wrote:
When this was a library of code written by someone at IBM who just did it for fun we would take the code out of TAATOOL, renamed it and place it into our own libraries. Now we just use it direct. If you boss was around from when TAATOOL was first made available maybe he just needs to be updated on the current status.
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We use directly in PRODUCTION.

I wonder what your boss would want to do with products like SEQUEL?


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