There another alternative to these products for consolidating views to
help assist in controlling costs (WLM etc). Contact me offline and I
will point you that way.
Regards
Brian Fitzgibbon
On 10/17/2011 4:30 PM, Rick Fochtman wrote:
I would have said "Bankrupting Mountain of Crap". :-)
Rick
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Vernooij, CP - SPLXM wrote:
From your choice of language, I assume you ended up in this group/forum
unintentionally, by opening our door i.s.o. your manhole cover. Be more
careful where you go next time.
Jeeez.
Kees.
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[email protected] (Vernooij, CP - SPLXM) wrote:
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I have been looking at CMF vs. RMF as a question.
Is there any pros or cons between the two? Any other products
besides CMF that competes with RMF on the mainframe?
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CMF is a wonderful product but it's very maintenance-sensitive,
not
only
for itself but for the rest of the system as well. It uses a
number of
hooks that it places in z/OS code when it starts and removes
during
shutdown. If there's a maintenance mis-match, you could be looking
at
a
system outage. BTDT GTSS.
I NEVER expirienced this in all my life (which is about the time we
run
CMF).
So what? Just because you didn't have a problem doesn't mean problems
don't
exist. I'll bet what Rick says against anything you have to say.
My choice is to stick with RMF. The numbers aren't as detailed but
the
risks are FAR lower.
FUD!
That's BMC all the way! Fire longtime employees and hire 10 dollar an
hour
Mexicans, Indians and Russians. If you want support or a fix, you're
shit
out of luck with BMC. BMC: Bastards Motherfuckers & Cheats
Kees.
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