On Wed 8 February, 2006 14:16 Alan Altmark wrote:
> We're serious enough about this that we're discussing how to
> put checks for pre-req MCLs into system initialization so the
> system won't run if a required MCL isn't applied!
Please don't let Chuckie write that CP Initialization code! We're likely
to see "self-explanatory" messages something like:
HCPMCL0028W MCL is missing or not valid.
Of course, the Messages and Codes manual for such a message from Chuckie
would say something like:
Message: HCPMCL0028W MCL is missing or not valid.
Explanation: MCL is missing or not valid. Can't you READ!? RTFM!
System Action: System refuses to initialize and there's nothing
you can do to make it do so! Nyah-nyah
User or Operator Response: Contact your Systems Programmer, who
will have no idea what to do but pretend that she/he does for a while.
Too bad this isn't April 1. :-)
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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