Rob, you must be getting old: still writing EXEC1 or EXEC2 code;-) - EXEC1 read continiously from disk - EXEC2 had a buffer (could store the whole EXEC by coding &BUFFER *) But, REXX execs are completely loaded in storage before execution starts.
Apart from that I share your thoughts: CMS waits to tell you "SFS is gone". I don't know what triggers CMS telling this, but I often got the message after that SFS is alreday back online. 2008/11/1 Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > When my program code is on a remote file pool, I can't even trust that > the disk with my EXEC is still there to read the remainder of the > program code (including the error handler for example). This is not > something you can expect me to handle. (I know I can execload the > stuff, but it is making things complicated). > > -Rob > -- Kris Buelens, IBM Belgium, VM customer support
