On Mon, Jan 09, 2006 at 08:37:14AM -0800, Mark Thomen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> However, we recognized the problem a few years ago (because
> of a particular product that was creating invalid names) and that's why we
> added the support to Catalog to prevent invalid data set names from being
> cataloged.  We made it the default because we felt the problems people had
> with removing invalid data set names was difficult.

So you made it even harder to remove the invalid names?  Why don't IBM
developers understand that there may be ancient catalog entries that
an installation might want to clean up?  It's just STUPID (or maybe
extremely arrogant) to enforce the restrictions on existing names when
the request is for deletion of the invalid name.  I'm not going to be
polite about it.  Developers have no clue whatsoever about real
customer shops that have been running OS since before they were born.


/Leonard

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