Tom Marchant wrote: >Tom's rule number 1 about creating PTFs: Don't change the PTF! >Tom's rule number 2: If you think it is ok to change the PTF this time, refer >to rule 1. >Tom's rule number 3: If you do change the PTF, despite the first two rules, >then RESTORE and REJECT it, then RECEIVE and APPLY, and check all possible >permutations.
Rule 4: refer to rule 2 and then rule 1. Rule 5: You have made a good backup of everything? This is to *rule* nasties out... There is only one ring, ahem, one rule to rule them all, it is the one rule number one! (Sorry Tolkien and Frodo, but... ;-D ) Ok, Tom, I seriously agree 100% with what you wrote! Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht PS: it is a long time ago I worked with SMP/E, but what I wrote is based on good education by IBMers... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
