On Wed, 21 Nov 2018 21:02:31 -0500, Phil Smith III wrote: > >Yeah, that's bad too. It's always seemed to me that a well-designed system >would take input, uppercase the parts that don't need >case sensitivity (the non-USS bits, in z/OS, due to the historical UNIX >mistake-oops, there I go again!), and proceed. Throwing an >error because you received "dsn=" instead of "DSN=" is poor human factors. > I wanted more to focus on file names than on commands and keywords. I.e. with STOW I can create members "foobar ", "FooBar ", and "FOOBAR ", all in the same PDS directory, but I can can access only one of them with TSO ALLOCATE or JCL DD or ... . One of those behaviors has to be wrong.
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