Like Edward, I'm puzzled by some of the reaction to this
withdrawal-in-the-future announcement.
Some people beat up IBM for *not* withdrawing older models soon enough,
because they begin to think IBM isn't busy designing the next model! This
announcement is simply 6+/12+ months' advance notice,
Hi
We work with CICS DB2 and IMS DBCTL
At the moment we use region mode for CICS.
Should I have one service class for CICS DB2 and IMS
Or one for CICS and one for DBMS's
Thanks in advance
Sheldon Davis
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The straightforward answer is it depends.
You really shouldn't group all the DB components into a single service class
as some must have priority and the TP should remain separate from the DBMS.
For example, your IRLM address space must have higher priority than the
other DBMS
Tim Hare wrote:
The ICC is just like a TN3270E server - your PC's emulator program
specified the LU name, which is matched to an LU name in the ICC to select
that particular device. You have to match a device in order to become a
console, since consoles are assigned by device number. You can
For example, your IRLM address space must have higher priority than the other
DBMS address spaces.
That's not entirely accurate.
With the WLM, you have little (or no) control over priorities.
The WLM can/does figure out who/what is using what as a 'server', and creates
pseudo-service classes
Bryce, There is no option like that in a z/OS component, nor in RMM.
The closest RMM can get to this is to use VRSes with WHILECATALOG and
enforce that all tape data sets are cataloged else they are expired. Create it,
then bin it..
An installation exit such as 'File Validate' (IFG019FV)
Mike Wood wrote:
Bryce, There is no option like that in a z/OS component, nor in RMM.
The closest RMM can get to this is to use VRSes with WHILECATALOG and
enforce that all tape data sets are cataloged else they are expired. Create it,
then bin it..
An installation exit such as 'File
How many Administrators are they hiring to
replace you?
I'm still here, just doing different stuff (SAN management and
high-performance computing at the moment). The new administrative
system is such a huge boondoggle that it's hard to tell how many people
are involved in providing
List -
I am just starting down the road to understanding WLM and how it is setup at
my shop. I am a little confused as to why they are doing what they are
doing and am looking for some input.
Here they have elected to place everything into separate buckets. I
should say that they
This is my problem right now for testing the PC's are using a static IP
address but this becomes a pain if we are in a DR mode and now we need
that hard coded PC with an IP or keep track of the IP addresses by PC.
Andy
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On 7/3/2007 6:24 AM, R.S. wrote:
What about CATDSNS in RACF ? Does it work for tape datasets ?
BTW: This option can be misleading: a job step which created the dataset
can access it despite of catalog disposition. The dataset will be
unavailable later.
The SETROPTS CATDSNS option in RACF
Lizette Koehler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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List -
I am just starting down the road to understanding WLM and how it is
setup at
my shop. I am a little confused as to why they are doing what they
are
doing and am looking for some input.
Here
When WLM first came out I was in a shop with CICS, DB2, and IMS. I set
up a separate service class for each of them. I felt it was easier to
control the goals desired.
You say your using region mode for CICS. Does that mean you haven't
set up CICS for transaction response time processing? I
Actually I feel your IRLM should run in SYSSTC. Every request is going
to go through that. You don't want to take a chance on it waiting for
some TSO user for CPU.
Tom Kelman
Commerce Bank of Kansas City
(816) 760-7632
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Lump DB2s together or give them separate Service and Report classes? The
current thought is it gives
them a better idea of how the work is flowing. I am not so sure due to my
limited knowledge of WLM at this time.
I would lump them all in one service class and use separate report classes for
You say your using region mode for CICS. Does that mean you haven't set up
CICS for transaction response time processing? I would recommend that you do
that. CICS will run a lot better that way - in my opinion.
I would first 'clean up' the DB2 issues first.
And, when I first implemented
Actually I feel your IRLM should run in SYSSTC. Every request is going to go
through that. You don't want to take a chance on it waiting for some TSO user
for CPU.
Actually, that's what I said in my post (... all three address spaces in SYSSTC
...).
Also, what I said was that it all runs
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You say your using region mode for CICS. Does that mean
you haven't set up CICS for transaction response time
processing? I would recommend that you do that. CICS will
run a lot better that way -
From John Chase
We run only around 6 - 7 million txns/day, and we haven't yet tried
transaction goals for CICS. Don't really see any need to try; velocity
goals seem to work fine. Especially since installing the z9, we've
consistently seen response times under 0.05 seconds.
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 15:31:27 +0900, Timothy Sipples wrote:
Some people beat up IBM for *not* withdrawing older models soon enough,
Really? I can't say that I've ever heard that before.
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Tom,
Think bleeding-edge large shops, which is where I have worked a fair
amount of my career. I certainly have heard it before.
Bob Richards
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usually set up service agreements to give the
customer a certain response time that it would be easier to manage to response
time goals.
Yes, but are you going to 'guarantee' sub-0.1?
And, when we looked into it, we were ending up with one CICS transaction class:
90% within 0.5.
You can't
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 07:40:28 -0400, Lizette Koehler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My question is - What is the bettert approach. Lump DB2s together or give
them separate Service and Report classes? The current thought is it gives
them a better idea of how the work is flowing. I am not so sure due
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 08:31:53 -0500, Mark Zelden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure most if not all of this has been covered many times. Hit the
archives, read the Redbook(s).
To summarize: Use as few service classes as you can to separate the
work and as many report classes as you like / need
G'day to all,
I have a potential problem with one of our migrate (DFHSM) tapes. I would
like to perform a recycle of the tape so as to move the dsns off it. I did a
HSEND LIST TTOC of the volser of the suspect tape. It gave me a list of dsns
on it. My question is how could I find out
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How many Administrators are they hiring to replace you?
I'm still here, just
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Subject: DFHSM QUESTION - TTOC RECYCLE
G'day to all,
I have a potential problem with one of our
If you're in the market for a new or upgraded CPU, for whatever reason, why
would you not want to get the latest - in this case a z9. Why would you go
with the z890? I don't know whether the CPU costs more or less, but the MSU
rating of the z9 and subsequent lower software costs make the z9 a
This makes z900/z890 perfect solutions for a DRP site. A low MSU rate
machine with 1-15 CBUs. Best deal for a five years deal.
Itschak
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If you're in the market for a new or upgraded CPU, for
whatever
John,
To answer your question the following command will give you a list of all
connected volumes
HSEND LIST TTOC SELECT(CONNECTED) DSI -
ODS('$DOB.TTOC.CONN.JUL02A')
However the previous post is quite correct, simply issue the recycle against
the volume in question and HSM
Thanks David and John. I will heed your advice.
Much obliged.
O'Brien, David W. (NIH/CIT) [C] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John,
To answer your question the following command will give you a list of all
connected volumes
HSEND LIST TTOC SELECT(CONNECTED) DSI -
In a message dated 7/3/2007 8:32:27 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm sure most if not all of this has been covered many times. Hit the
archives, read the Redbook(s).
To summarize: Use as few service classes as you can to separate the
work and as many report
In a message dated 7/3/2007 9:26:38 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
REGATTAs (each was physically larger than the z/800 1b0). Each REGATTA
produced MORE BTUs than the z/800 (to the point that if you were cold in
the computer room you could walk behind one of them to
Has anyone been successful in using the grid view of the conference
schedule? When I select a date, I usually get a display marked rooms 1
- 0 of 0 rooms. On the rare occasion when I do see some rooms, clicking
on next 5 rooms or a quantity of more than 5 results in 0 rooms
I sent a query to
Not running IRLM at a higher dispatching priority runs counter to IBM's
advice. Before goal mode, DB2 would write a warning message when IRLM
was not at a higher DP than the other DB2 address spaces.
The reason for this is that IRLM runs in SRB mode (asynchronously) as
opposed to cross-memory
I would look at history and see that machines are withdrawn as new
machines come on line. My guess is that a new one will be announced
before fall. I would also look to other product lines of IBM to see
what might be coming. They have done some amazing things with the
P-Series. It would not
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Has anyone been successful in using the grid view of the
conference schedule? When I select a date, I usually get a
display marked rooms 1
- 0 of 0 rooms. On the rare occasion when I do see
We are in the process of implementing this at this time. As I understand it;
In your ICC configuration, leave the client IP address set to 0.0.0.0
This will allow a client from any address to connect to this session.
Alan Scott.
Barry,
I just now tried the grid view, and it worked - apparently - just
fine using Firefox 2 (I've never before tried that view). But if I
switch away from Show all tracks I wind up in some non-Kansas
location. There does appear to be a problem there.
Michael Stack
Product Developer
We try to keep certain JES output classes on our spool for from 1 to 5
days and keep it clean using daily auto-commands to delete all output
over 5 days old. But the console operators delete one of the output
classes throughout the day. Is there a JES command to change all output
class Z, for
Hmmm. I'm not a storage administrator, but I thought that one of the reasons
to allocate a data set as extended was so that the allocation *could* exceed
the size of any one volume in the storage group by striping the pieces to fit
on the selected volumes. No?
And, for what it's worth, SMS
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 10:12:47 -0500, Alan Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are in the process of implementing this at this time. As I understand it;
In your ICC configuration, leave the client IP address set to 0.0.0.0
This will allow a client from any address to connect to this session.
Alan
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Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 10:05 AM
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I would look at history and see that machines are withdrawn as new
There appears to be multiple questions in this one little thread.
The following is what I generally recommend for many of our large
customers. Your Mileage will vary.
1. If you are lucky enough to have 70 million identical transactions running
on your system, and they all have a SLA of 100%
On 7/3/2007 10:10 AM, Itschak Mugzach wrote:
This makes z900/z890 perfect solutions for a DRP site. A low MSU rate
machine with 1-15 CBUs. Best deal for a five years deal.
Don't you run the risk, when using an older generation of hardware for
disaster backup, that it might not support some
Lee,
I believe this command will do what you want.
$TO JOB(*),/Q=Z,Q=J
Kurt Gramling
snip
We try to keep certain JES output classes on our spool for from 1 to 5
days and keep it clean using daily auto-commands to delete all output
over 5 days old. But the console operators delete one of
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 10:25:51 -0500, McKnight, Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We try to keep certain JES output classes on our spool for from 1 to 5
days and keep it clean using daily auto-commands to delete all output
over 5 days old. But the console operators delete one of the output
classes
Hello Kurt,
Thanks! Exactly what we wanted to do.
Regards, Lee...
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On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 08:56:28 -0700, Norman Hollander on h-WiZ.biz wrote:
... If you are like most other sites, with
different transactions with different SLAs, and the potential for the work
to
grow, I'd still recommend Transaction Goals. Since you can set it up by
region(s),
it
snip
As a result, you may find that your not loved transactions will go
along for the ride, based upon the other transactions that are processed
by the server regions.
/snip
Isn't that the whole point? If the loved ones are not happy, no one is
happy. If the loved ones are happy, everyone is
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 11:54:27 -0500, Tom Marchant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Discretionary is good too. I even used discretionary for the third period TSO
that Mark referred to.
Ditto!
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We are going to replace our tape hardware (Tape Library (ATL), VTS). In
investigating how our other operating systems use tapes I found that they
use IBM TSM to talk directly to the ATL - and get high tape utilization (i.e.
stacking multiple files on tape). kind of like a software VTS. Is there
Be sure your durations are properly set so only those SPUFI/FOCUS/SAS folks
running
in the foreground (I think these are best served as Batch) are impacted by
transitioning
to 3rd (or last) period with the DISC goal.
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EXACTLY right. We care about the highest priority transactions getting the
service they need.
If there are no loved ones, then the Region priority rises to the needs of
the default transactions.
And so on for the not loved. That is what Delivery of Service is about.
Right?
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Seems like IBM would put a few summer interns to work writing conversions
GUIs showing the conversion balloon.
In many cases, the replacement hardware/software also comes from IBM
(pseries/AIX/Shark/DS4000 in our case). Why in the
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Seems
I just had some disappointing news. The systems programmer job I was really
hoping to get, about 30 miles from my house, fell through. You keep hearing
about shortages of people, but as far as I can tell, there were at least 7
or 8 qualified applicants for the job.
Since this is one of
Don't forget to add the outsourcing biz as well.
System z lost a 9 IFL bid to IBM outsourcing for a SMB SAP on z
implementation late last year. This is a long time mainframe customer,
too. Not large by any stretch, but a great early Linux reference.
Tsk, tsk...
McKown, John wrote:
We
Eric,
For what it's worth I was in your same situation a couple of years ago.
I had a fantastic opportunity to take two years off go to graduate
school and ended up graduating a semester early. When that happened I
hadn't even started to look for a job. When it did happen I was
commuting 360
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Seems like IBM would
Eric Bielefeld writes:
I've thought about learning Java. I know a few places around here are
looking for Java progarmmers on the mainframe. The local technical
college
offers a Java class staring nex semester. Also, I used to do Cobol
programming, but I haven't done that for about 25 years.
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 10:49:50 -0700, Norman Hollander on h-WiZ.biz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Be sure your durations are properly set so only those SPUFI/FOCUS/SAS folks
running
in the foreground (I think these are best served as Batch) are impacted by
transitioning
to 3rd (or last) period with the
Curious you should ask that question Tim Why?
On Wed Jul 4 3:45 , Timothy Sipples [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Eric Bielefeld writes:
I've thought about learning Java. I know a few places around here are
looking for Java progarmmers on the mainframe. The local technical
college
offers a
Hi, All,
I see in the CICS TS 3.2 Migration Guide that this newest CICS release
requires a minimum MEMLIMIT of 2G, or it will refuse to start up. Last
time this topic came up here, there didn't seem to be a consensus on
what a good system default should be for MEMLIMIT; and only two
posters gave
Tim,
Thanks, I'll check that out. I actually worked as a student programmer
converting PL/I programs from OS/360 (Mod 40) PL/I to run on a Honeywell
computer before I became a systems programmer.
Eric Bielefeld
Sr. z/OS Systems Programmer
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
414-475-7434
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Chase, John wrote:
Hi, All,
I see in the CICS TS 3.2 Migration Guide that this newest CICS release
requires a minimum MEMLIMIT of 2G, or it will refuse to start up. Last
time this topic came up here, there didn't seem to be a consensus on
what a good system default should be for MEMLIMIT; and
when I was a freshman at (The) Ohio State University wy back in 1975, I
took a PL/I class - we were told then that this was *such* an all
encompassing and easy-to-learn language that COBOL and FORTRAN would be
non-existant as a commercial programming language within 5 years
well, they
Don't forget about related areas.
With a Mainframe background, storage management would easily fit, maybe
security (we do do it best after all), and DR (for a reasonable shop
size it's easily an FTE (or 2 or 3)), maybe even change management.
Then you can tell the squatty box gang The Mainframe
If you really have to know which volumes are involved before you do the
actual recycle (a management issue, not a technical one), look at the
DISPLAY and VERIFY operands of the RECYCLE command.
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Chase, John wrote:
[ snip ]
On a somewhat related note, I vaguely recall someone posting that
DB2
v8 (might have been v9) takes a MEMLIMIT of 4T, without regard to
what installation default is
As we all know, JAVA and other apps can now be quite a consumer in
storage consumption. I have set up a 16G default and we have had no
trouble with JAVA so far But, we are going to be ramping up the
amount of work done in JAVA, for web apps, so I'll wait and see how that
goes. We are CICSTS31.
Don't forget about related areas.
With a Mainframe background, storage management would easily fit, maybe
security (we do do it best after all), and DR (for a reasonable shop
size it's easily an FTE (or 2 or 3)), maybe even change management.
Then you can tell the squatty box gang The Mainframe
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 13:54:06 -0500, Chase, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, All,
I see in the CICS TS 3.2 Migration Guide that this newest CICS release
requires a minimum MEMLIMIT of 2G, or it will refuse to start up. Last
time this topic came up here, there didn't seem to be a consensus on
Hi,
Is there anybody out there that are running MySql on zLinux ?
Anton
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Hi,
Is there anybody out there that are running MySql on zLinux ?
Anton
You
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 12:18:56 -0500, Staller, Allan wrote:
As a result, you may find that your not loved transactions will go
along for the ride, based upon the other transactions that are processed
by the server regions.
Isn't that the whole point? If the loved ones are not happy, no one is
Yes, runs well. But, John is right, this should really be on the
linux-390 list.
Anton Britz wrote:
Hi,
Is there anybody out there that are running MySql on zLinux ?
Anton
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Greg Grimm writes:
We are going to replace our tape hardware (Tape Library (ATL), VTS). In
investigating how our other operating systems use tapes I found that
they
use IBM TSM to talk directly to the ATL - and get high tape utilization
(i.e.
stacking multiple files on tape). kind of like a
when I was a freshman at (The) Ohio State
University wy back in 1975, I took a
PL/I class
Had PL/I at the University of South Dakota in 1987. I think '89 was the
last year they taught it there. PL/I still survives in my current shop -
in maintenance mode, anyway.
Jeffrey Deaver, Engineer
Had PL/I at the University of South Dakota in 1987.
I learned it after graduating.
For some reason, the University of Waterloo never considered it as a credit
course for Computer Science students.
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On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 15:02:14 -0400, Chris Hoelscher
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
when I was a freshman at (The) Ohio State University wy back
in 1975, ...
You're making me feel old. (Ok, ok. I already felt old.)
...I took a PL/I class - we were told then that this was *such* an all
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 12:43:29 -0500, Greg Grimm wrote:
We are going to replace our tape hardware (Tape Library (ATL), VTS). In
investigating how our other operating systems use tapes I found that they
use IBM TSM to talk directly to the ATL - and get high tape utilization (i.e.
stacking multiple
Hi,
Thanks for the responses but Rich, I am not sure why you are posting me a
pointer to your house and what your GrandMother likes for breakfast.
Note:
a) I have subscribed to the zLinux list
b) There is very little acitivity on this list .. Google does not even know
about
it.
c) There is
Jeffrey Deaver wrote:
when I was a freshman at (The) Ohio State
University wy back in 1975, I took a
PL/I class
Had PL/I at the University of South Dakota in 1987. I think '89 was the
last year they taught it there. PL/I still survives in my current shop -
in maintenance mode, anyway.
On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 15:22 -0500, Patrick O'Keefe wrote:
I found an old draft copy of an early PLI/F Reference
manual and taught myself PL/I. I was never really
proficient, and never tried esoterica like its
subtask (synchronous processing) support
Event variables were annoying in those
So SHARE is only 5.714 weeks away now, so I need to start planning. Main
question for this group - How do I go about meeting some of you while I'm
there?
While I attended the 2001Minneapolis meeting, it was in a limited fashion,
and I was not following IBM-Main back then. Now I'd like to meet
Believe me, there's the same problem over in the UK.
I've been a sysprog for the last 16years, the last 11 as a contractor
and now at 37 there doesn't seem to be any work any more...
What work there is, is chased after by the same people. Rates are
holding up, but that's about it.
You try
In a message dated 7/3/2007 4:04:32 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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of you as possible while I'm there. I seem to remember receptions in the
evening where the tables had certain themes? Is there an IBM-Main table?
Or should I just wear a t-shirt that says IBM-Main
As Timothy stated, there are may options. Some (CA-1/Copycat, TLMS/Copycat,
Tivoli Tape Optimizer, TAPESAVER, FATSCOPY) will copy tapes files AFTER they
have been created and stack them together. CA-Vtape is a true virtual-tape
emulation that uses existing dasd as the cache and then stacks the
At 05:18 PM 7/3/2007 -0400, you wrote:
...
No the PFCSKs objected to the presence of 'the Sign'. Sam Knutson kindly
packaged it and sent it to Darren. These days you must wear a pocket
protector
and flash the secret sign with the decoder ring.
Well, that's a shame. Of course, the
On Jul 3, 2007, at 1:31 AM, Timothy Sipples wrote:
Like Edward, I'm puzzled by some of the reaction to this
withdrawal-in-the-future announcement.
Some people beat up IBM for *not* withdrawing older models soon
enough,
because they begin to think IBM isn't busy designing the next
model!
In a message dated 7/3/2007 5:01:17 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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PFCSKs at SHARE is a bit mind-boggling since all I usually view is a
sea of gray (especially in the mirror). :-D
Used to be a 370 was a requirement for entry. Think it got down to PS/2 in
the
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How do I go about meeting some of you while I'm
there?
While I attended the 2001Minneapolis meeting, it was in a limited fashion,
and I was not following IBM-Main back then. Now I'd like to meet as many
of you as
Rafa -
I like the idea of using the 0.0.0.0 then setting the LU in my
emulator. This way we can control who logs in to the console, do you know
if there is anyway to setup a password. I cant seem to find away. I guess
its either you use hard coded IP address for the better security.
Hello Eric,
Just on principle, you need never apologise for lack of
experience, it's all relative.
Gotta think positive to sell yourself, all negative thinking must be
eliminated.
For example-
You are far ahead of the pack in so many of the areas that count;
you offer your next employer
Jim
You can find theses requirements in z/OS DFSMShsm Implementation and
Customization manual, It describes step by step how can you implement
CRQPLEX. It´s very simple, with about tree or four steps.
I recommend you verify if PTF`S are needed as prereq´s for your
instalation.
Regards
Jim,
Thanks for the kind words. I do have problems with negative thinking,
although I think in the last couple of interviews I came across pretty
positively. I know in one interview, the hiring manager said that no one
she had interviewed thus far had everything she wanted.
I think I'm
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