Hi Andrew,
This reminds me of the time I had temporarily been part of a team to do
an ACF2->RACF conversion at a large Canadian bank.
(That is a whole story in itself and almost cost me my IBM job.)
Anyway ... There was this customer person, who in every meeting kept
pronouncing it Ra-KEFF.
When I see the dreaded ICH408I, sometimes in conversation with
colleagues, it'll be I've been RACFrigged again.
Regards,
David
On 2023-03-18 18:15, Andrew Rowley wrote:
On 18/03/2023 11:54 pm, Bob Bridges wrote:
Now that you mention this, I guess I'm being inconsistent when I say
"see eye see ess" and "eye em ess", but privately chuckle when
ignorami say "are ay see eff" instead of "rack-eff".
RACF always amused me, because "rack off" is a (Australian?) way to
somewhat rudely tell someone to go away. So, "I tried to log on, but
RACF told me to rack off."
It's an accidentally great name for a security product.
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