Amen to every one of your points!
Charles
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idfli...@gmail.com (scott Ford) wrote:
>Mike,
>
>Reminds me of this whole Agile process thats being used. Incomplete
>thinking, not like a lot of old timer Sysprogs, who had to think about ,
>installation, testing, implementation i
Lovely VSE...I am still working on different VSE projects and I am sirry about
no Java available. Would be a great improvement...Talking about VSAM, you know
just think about Clusters.. Indexes.. Record keys Lol
RegardsDan
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On Saturday, February 29, 2020, 1:
There was a vendor that promised Java on VSE about 8 years ago. But,
just like other things his company promised over the years, nothing ever
came of it.
Tony Thigpen
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Lovely VSE...I am still working on different VSE projects and I am sirry about
no Java
That's a new one on me. How did tapping instead of dialing save you the
fourpence? I'd have thought that whatever allowed the call to go through a)
didn't know the difference between tapping and dialing, and b) wouldn't go
without being paid.
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On Sat, 29 Feb 2020 13:34:04 -0500, Bob Bridges wrote:
>That's a new one on me. How did tapping instead of dialing save you the
>fourpence? I'd have thought that whatever allowed the call to go through a)
>didn't know the difference between tapping and dialing, and b) wouldn't go
>without bei
Charles:
Like we used to call Production testin, if the code doesnt work its test
and if it works its Production.
I used laugh at this line a lot.
Scott
On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 5:57 PM Charles Mills wrote:
> What did I hear once? If the prototype is not successful they don't ever do
> the perm
The old system would disable the dial if no coin was deposited, however,
the hook switch (rest) would still pulse the line. When the handset was
lifted a resistance was put across the line allowing current to flow. At
this point the line would supply dial tone and listen for dial pulses. The
stro
On Sun, 1 Mar 2020 08:00:44 +1100, Wayne Bickerdike wrote:
>...
>I have had to resort to tone dialers in Indonesia to use a phone
>card because they disable the # key . Their phone systems were largely
>owned by kleptocrats who realised that phone cards would bypass their
>exorbitant phone call ch
Or as I used to say at a vendor I worked for (not any of the last four):
"It works! Ship it!" (We referred to that as our "QA Department.")
Charles
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Or behind OS/VS1.
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Su
Gil,
I was working in Indonesia and the only way to call home was from the
Wartel (Warung Telekomunikasi) ie Phone shop.
They allocate a phone booth and you give them the number to dial. It has an
electronic display showing the rolling cost. It was around $5 a minute back
in 1993. My boss gave me
I don't recall any problems with DFP, but I counted myself blessed that I never
installed DF/EF.
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Clark Morris [cfmt...@u
We had installed DF/EF and converted our main production catalog to an ICF
catalog right before IBM pulled it from the market (if I remember correctly).
Thankfully the converted catalog never experienced any problems.
Mark Jacobs
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Have a look at:
https://youtu.be/C0upso-RGF8
...I didn't realise (had no way of knowing really) that the IBM multi chip
modules were so colorful.
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