Re: When is SEU going away?

He who limits his toolbox limits his ability to pick the right tool for 
the job.
All jokes aside, there are some times I pop into SEU and do a quick fix 
that would take 3 times as long to do with WDSC.  ie A spelling error on a 
screen, or literal etc.  Quick pop in, find correct and out in seconds 14 
to compile and done.

It's like using a framing nailer.  Great tool, but if you have to just tap 
an existing nail in place, a simple hammer is the quicker solution :)

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Phil Kestenbaum wrote:

I was just wondering if there are firm plans to no longer support
SEU/PDM at any point in the future?

Just as soon as 5250 is no longer supported. :)

Seriously ... SEU / PDM should never go away ... because there are some
times you have to be able edit a source member without a 2ghz PC attached.

david