Hello Gil,
What's eligible? Well, anything *could* be eligible :). What will actually
make it through as a continuous delivery function? I can't really say as it
depends on a lot of things. What is certain, if anyone really needs or wants a
function, the best way is always to get an RFE in,
Hi Ronald,
I, too, had a problem several months ago. I believe what I ended up doing was
deleting my current subscription and creating a new one. Everything since I
did that seems to be fine. I did try to find out what was wrong, and there was
a glitch somewhere in the process, and it was
Regard,
Ronald Kristel
Rabobank
> Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2016 10:50:22 -0400
> From: robert.richa...@opm.gov
> Subject: Re: Looking for New Function APARs across the entire z/OS platform?
> To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
>
> Marna,
>
> Turned out to be a firewall issue whi
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Subject: Re: Looking for New Function APARs across the entire z/OS platform?
Hi Bob,
Two people here have tried with these browsers, and we were able to get to all
3 files: IE 11, FF ESR 45.4.0, Chrome 53.0.2785.143 m, and Safari.
If you want to send me more details, I can forward
On Tue, 18 Oct 2016 15:51:39 -0500, Marna WALLE wrote:
>
>With IBM using continuous delivery across the entire z/OS platform and in many
>cases introducing new functions within the service stream, there are now two
>ways to quickly learn about those APARs (aka SPEs):
>
With the two-year release
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Subject: Re: Looking for New Function APARs across the entire z/OS platform?
Hi Bob,
Two people here have tried with these browsers, and we were able to get to all
3 files: IE 11, FF ESR 45.4.0, Chrome 53.0.2785.143 m, and Safari.
If you want to send me more details, I can forward to one
Hi Bob,
Two people here have tried with these browsers, and we were able to get to all
3 files: IE 11, FF ESR 45.4.0, Chrome 53.0.2785.143 m, and Safari.
If you want to send me more details, I can forward to one of the web groups to
see if they can identify the problem. This new page and files
Subject: Re: Looking for New Function APARs across the entire z/OS platform?
Marna,
This link never responds back: New function APARs for the past 12 months
(HTML)
Bob
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: Re: Looking for New Function APARs across the entire z/OS platform?
Marna,
This link never responds back: New function APARs for the past 12 months
(HTML)
Bob
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Subject: Looking for New Function APARs across the entire z/OS platform?
Hello IBM-MAINers,
With IBM using continuous delivery across the entire z/OS platform and in many
cases introducing new functions within the service stream, there are now two
ways to quickly learn about those APARs (aka SPEs):
1
Bill,
Let me explain this in a different way, which is how you might be affected by
it...
You might be seeing more New Function APARs (which Ed explained, is what many
know as Small Programming Enhancements, or SPEs) in the service stream across
the entire z/OS platform from many IBM products
On 10/18/2016 5:09 PM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
A conscientious vendor will try when practical to craft later corrective service
so as not to depend on recent SPEs.
Haha! Good luck with that! If the same part (source program) is
involved, you really have only one practical choice: code your fix
On Tue, 18 Oct 2016 14:18:57 -0700, Ed Jaffe wrote:
>
>SPE = Small Programming Enhancement.
>
>In the old days SPEs were considered evil because "small" really means
>"large" (when compared with a typical PTF). Therefore, the chances of
>the SYSMOD going PE were orders of magnitude greater than a
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Of Bill Woodger
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 2:51 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: (External):Re: Looking for New Function APARs across the entire z/OS
platform?
Thanks Ed, that helps. So a typical
Thanks Ed, that helps. So a typical "old style" PTF for DFSORT, which added
several new functions to the product would have been an SPE, either by name or
by fact.
And, even with the OS on a two-year release cycle, new functions (for anything)
can be provided (delivered) at any point
On 10/18/2016 2:10 PM, Bill Woodger wrote:
What is SPE? I'm sorry if I appear naive on that, but search-engineing comes up with
"IBM Standards Processing Engine" which probably isn't what your SPE means.
SPE = Small Programming Enhancement.
In the old days SPEs were considered evil because
That sounds good, but "continuous delivery", beyond fashion-speak, means
specifically what? DFSORT used to provide new functionality through PTFs. Does
it mean that, and at a faster pace and in smaller units, or something,
specifically, different?
And whatever it is, is it across all products
Hello IBM-MAINers,
With IBM using continuous delivery across the entire z/OS platform and in many
cases introducing new functions within the service stream, there are now two
ways to quickly learn about those APARs (aka SPEs):
1) Subscribe to receive notification of those APARs right after the
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