>>> On 9/4/2009 at 7:06 PM, in message
<[email protected]>, "Savor, Tom"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>> For any (all) of you who "dislike" the file status "97" - especially
> anyone involved in a >VSE to MVS conversion (where this seems to be a
> medium-high priority problem), >please consider submitting a  "Marketing
> Request"
>>to IBM and reference the existing SHARE requirement:
> 
>  >SSLNGC0413615  Optional (ISO 2002) "0x" file-status code for current
> "97"
> 
> Yes, it was very aggravating when status code of "97" appeared on the
> landscape.
> But, to be honest with you, all of our I/O routines are coded to treat
> "00" and "97" the same. So for IBM to remove "97" as a status code will
> no real effect.
> 
> If this status code had just appeared, I would say "yes" it would help
> save some needless coding, but since it's been around so long...we
> already have coded around it.
> And management won't spend the money to remove it...no money to get
> gained.     

I would agree that there is no gain in removing it if it's already there.  But 
as a shop migrating from VSE where file status 97 does not occur, and thus has 
never been coded for, it will take us "time and money" to make the changes to 
handle status 97 now.

Frank




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