Jousma, David wrote:
Ted, thanks for the reply. Yea, it is a little big brother. But we
have only a half dozen of us in Tech support, to service hundreds of
developers. In the Roscoe world, RPF's multiplied like rabbits, and
entire applications which they consider "production" have risen from the
dust. Problem is that in Roscoe, we let them run stuff automatically
when they logon, thereby blurring the lines of what is supported, and
what is not. I do not want to have a repeat of that in TSO/ISPF as they
start migrating there. I realize applications will get written and used
in ISPF, but want to maintain the separation of what is considered
"supported" and "un-supported" from our perspective.
I'm certainly not going to go to the extent of writing exits however.
_________________________________________________________________
Dave Jousma
Assistant Vice President, Mainframe Services
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1830 East Paris, Grand Rapids, MI 49546 MD RSCB1G
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Gee, Dave, it occurs to me you might want to train those
hundreds of users in how to work with ISPF.
Ahem.
We offer training in basic TSO/ISPF as well as CLIST,
REXX, and Dialog Manager. Might be useful...
Kind regards,
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