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Don't get me started on IBM request processes and/or COMMON.
I live in the here and now where I want to get something working today or tomorrow.
Not in the maybe of 2-5 yrs out.
Case in point: Samba support. Too little too late and NetServer still causing problems.
That's why I appreciate the efforts of those who are trying to make what we currently have work and improve now rather than 5 yrs from now.
Just sayin: RFE and CAAC are nice ideas, but for core DB2 services shouldn't be required. Make the base stable so we can build a 110 story tower that won't topple.
Regards,
Richard Schoen
Director of Document Management
e. richard.schoen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
p. 952.486.6802
w. helpsystems.com
Have you submitted an RFE? Get people to vote for it?
Have you submitted it to the COMMON America's Advisory Council? (CAAC) Have you lobbied for it?
Go to the Spring COMMON POWERuP event where the IBM executives responsible for the decisions and their direct reports will be. Lobby (politely) for your cause, with the RFE and requirements already put into the system.
I get the discussion and the reasons behind it. But you are competing for scarce development dollars and you need to convince IBM they are better off spending money on this than putting new feature/function into say, DB2 or other open source projects they are working on.
This list while active and excellent is still small compared to many of the other sites out there so you need to make your voices heard. The two methods I mention above are those avenues to get IBM's attention. Ranting here might make you feel better but it's not going to achieve the end goal.
Cross posting to Midrange-L since this applies there too.
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Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects
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