Is this only me? Today I was looking up something on IBM KnowledgeCenter, and I opened the "content" view (left side) to see the bookshelves. I didn't find the ISPF bookshelve where I was expecting, then I noticed that it is named "ISPF" and not longer "z/OS ISPF" in the V2.2 list. It still is "z/OS ISPF" in the V2.1 list. Then I recognized the list is in weird order. For example, "z/OS XL C/C++" is listed before "z/OS Common Interface Model" in the V2.1 list. Then ISPF is somehow sorted if you neglect the "z/OS" prefix.
Are they trying to implement some intelligent sorting that ignores some keywords, such as the "z/OS" prefix? I don't like that idea at all. My eyes are not clever enough to ignore the keywords (of which I would not know which to ignore and which not), when browsing the list looking for some specific shelf. I would prefer if a) the shelves are named exactly as the products are, and b) if the list is kept in strict alphabetic order by product name. What do others think? -- Peter Hunkeler ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
