In a recent note, Edward E. Jaffe said:
> Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 08:42:50 -0700
>
> Keith E. Moe wrote:
>
> " position). RACF has taken an APAR to fix their Macros.
>
> other. What is the APAR number? Is it FIN for release 8?
>
???
The rationale of FIN is to avoid pre-announcing features, so
nothing is ever "FIN for" a particular release.
It's not keyworded for msgASMA309W, but for ASMA309W:
APAR Identifier ...... OA12634 Last Changed ........ 05/07/14
WHEN USING THE HLASM FLAG(PAGE0) COMPILER OPTION, RACF MACROS
GENERATE ASMA309W MESSAGES AND ASSEMBLY GETS RC=4 AS WELL.
Symptom ...... IN INCORROUT Status ........... OPEN
Component Name 5752 RACF Special Notice
Status Detail: ASSIGNMENT - APAR has been assigned to a
programmer.
Since the FIN latency now is 24 months (even if it were the
old 18 months) there's little chance it will make 1.8. In
fact, with a couple months' delay, it could miss the window
for FIN in 1.9. Perhaps it will be corrective service, instead.
How many RACF macros are there?
-- gil
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