RE: SQLRPGLE preprocessed code mixing with expanded copy book

I understand that this seems like it would be a very simple fix, but
actually it is more complex than you would expect. Given the fact that it
is not a simple, it took 20 years to find, it is easy to identify, and
there are two easy circumventions I decided my time was better spent on
fixing APARs without circumventions and developing new function for future
releases. I did confirm that it was not a duplicate of SE32782 and I was
even quoted in the PMR stating that fact. I take all PMRs seriously and do
the best I can to satisfy your concern. I would love to be able to fix
every problem reported and to supply a lot of new function every release,
but there is just not enough resource and time to do it all.


Gina Whitney