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John

There are ways to influence how IBM apportions resources. One is to submit a requirement at the COMMON website - it's free, no need to join COMMON. Get a COMMON ID and password, go to the community tab on the site, and look for requirements. And there can be more than one of us that does this, so all here who think it'd be worthwhile, submit a requirement.

There is also the DCR process - the requirement process is even-more-strongly viewed at IBM, because it is vetted by more than one individual.

I don't know whether the RFE process recently discussed in these lists is a place to enter this kind of thing - might be worth a look - review posts of the last few days in, perhaps, the WDSC list or the main list.

HTH
Vern

On 11/11/2011 4:00 PM, John Yeung wrote:
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 2:33 PM, Kurt Anderson
<kurt.anderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
That is excellent news indeed, Barbara.

Any possibility of being able to do a lookup to a
data structure array w/o specifying a subfield?
I think she is saying that it would have happened already if the
powers that be at IBM had given her the resources to make it happen.
(And by "resources" I would guess she means mainly just the time to
implement and test it.)

If I'm reading her correctly, it's not going to be soon, Kurt. Maybe
with the successor to 7.1.

John

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