John Eells wrote: >I expect that we will err on the side of more free space pretty soon to help >alleviate out of space problems in this new(er) era of larger system software >volumes, particularly because system software is such a small fraction of the >disk space requirements for nearly any shop out there.
Indeed. >System software data set level space management and x37 abends during APPLY >and ACCEPT processing will, I would hope, become a fading memory in a few >years. Now my memory is fading, what is the name of that third party product which could intercept x37 abends and then dynamically fix it for you? >Unlike some other memories, nobody will miss the "good old days." This will >be more like the stories about how much more complicated life used to be when >you had to walk to school. It was always uphill both ways and it was always >cold and snowing. At least, that's what people used to tell their kids who >rode those cushy heated (FSVO "heated," at least in Maine) buses, right? Right. In my child days, we were so poor, we have: 1. Running water - you run outside to get water using your pail and your feet. 2. cold and hot water - cold in the winter, hot in the summer. 3. shools have a tree structure - you just sit under a tree. 4. good transport - donkey car, cycle or just walking. 5. excellent entertainment - you just play outside. 6. But food was at least good - no junk food like those fast take aways. 7. I wish I could remember the rest, but my memory is fading... ;-) John, thanks for your kind and educational posts. I really value them. Please continue sharing your wisdom. Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
