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Thanks Mark,
I will take another look at the prompt override program. I was hoping
that I did not have to display the OS level as a parm, but I may have to
go with this.
On the renaming the different versions of the command, I guess I was
thinking that they would just reinstall the licensed program when they
changed the OS release and the install process would fix everything. I
now see that this is a bad idea and I had just not thought through the
process far enough to see the problem.
I already have a service program for the QSZRTVPR API, but have not
checked out the QSZCHKTG API before.
On 10/19/2010 5:04 PM, Mark S. Waterbury wrote:
I would*not* go with the idea of installing (or renaming) different
versions of the command, because then what would happen when the user or
customer upgrades to a newer version of the OS, some time_after_ they
have installed your command? *:-o*
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