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On 21-Aug-2015 13:32 -0600, Matt Olson wrote:
Charles Wilt on Friday, August 21, 2015 2:27 PM wrote:
>
INCORROUT is actually short for incorrect output...IBM's way of
saying it doesn't work they way it is supposed to :)
I've pick that much up from Chuck at least!
It is almost as if they are storing this information in a database
that was designed in the 80's and the field length is only 8 characters
for most of the data points :-)
FWiW the token INCORROUT is a "symptom keyword" to enable [faster and
better] searching.
While the terms "incorrect" and "output" could easily occur
throughout a document, even one discussing a defect issue and even while
never actually implying the issue involves a symptom of "incorrect
output", having the specific keyword\token "INCORROUT" on which to
search helps /separate the wheat from the chaff/.
The same reason justifies the symptom keyword as msgPFX#### instead
of just using the actual message identifier PFX####. The latter token
would appear /normally/ in places like joblogs and message queues, as a
standalone token; so to distinguish a discussion of a *symptom* of a
particular message being issued, from merely the appearance of the
message in any other context [like a joblog included inline to the
document], the kwd\token is formulated to enable directed search(es).
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