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  3. January 2011

Re: Skipping lots of releases - Was: Looking at Power 7

Good example, Granted, it might be able to be shot down by just running a
RCLSTG and have most of the database cross reference files rebuilt. But:
1 - I get your example
2 - Then again, SYSPROCS are different because unlike (for example) doing
a DSPFFD or something to recreate it I have a devil of a time with where
does sql store a CREATE PROCEDURE... So, maybe that is harder to recreate.

I get your point about where IBM is not going to create an APAR to
document that chopping yourself in the foot with an axe hurts. Just
didn't know if it was created tangentially. Like, "user was getting
MCH.... when trying to run ... It was determined that this was caused by
performing an undocumented N-Many upgrade...". Then again, that might be
a bear to search for.

Rob Berendt

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