Hello All,
Just curious to understand what is the minimum duration for the z hardware
to be from withdrawn from marketing ?
Are there any specific factor IBM follows ?
Peter
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W dniu 18.01.2021 o 10:55, Peter pisze:
Hello All,
Just curious to understand what is the minimum duration for the z hardware
to be from withdrawn from marketing ?
Are there any specific factor IBM follows ?
There is excellent paper describing all the dates (GA, EOM, EOS).
I found the link:
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"2. EOM and EOS are important, but IMHO prices are more important. In
many cases it is cheaper to replace machine than to buy service contract
for existing (old) one. And it is rather cheaper to buy newer model even
if new and new-1 are available."
The purchase of hardware is CAPEX. The purchase
W dniu 18.01.2021 o 13:28, Joe Monk pisze:
"2. EOM and EOS are important, but IMHO prices are more important. In
many cases it is cheaper to replace machine than to buy service contract
for existing (old) one. And it is rather cheaper to buy newer model even
if new and new-1 are available."
The
"CAPEX can be converted to OPEX i.e. by using leasing services."
The lease must be a fair market value lease, so that title does not pass.
Only then is it considered OPEX.
If it's a dollar buyout lease, then its a CAPEX lease and must be
accounted for as CAPEX.
Joe
On Mon, Jan 18, 2021 at 6:4
Well said.
However I have different observations of real world. It can be computer,
dasd array, car, truck, airplane, etc.
I even know cases when a leasing company is owned by leasing client.
Sometimes bank lend money to (its own) leasing company just to lease
something from that company.
Of c
Further off topic. CAPEX to me means the COBOL optimizer bought by CA in the 80s
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Excuse me for asking this question here, but I can't find an IMS DC list.
We rely on getting control at task termination to clean up resources
used by our software. We create a PC to add an MVS RESMGR exit when our
software is first accessed in an IMS MPR. If there is a pseudo-abend,
which we u
Perhaps some pseudo-abends in IMS do not result in TCB termination and
re-attach. The IMS dependent region has a multi-level TCB structure
(originally to handle application programs issuing the EXIT SVC, such as
Cobol STOP RUN, as well as abnormal conditions). The primary purpose of a
pseudo-aben
First, this is definitely a legitimate list for IMS questions: you'll get more
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both lists and to note the cross posting.
Second, unless an IMS pseudo-ABEND causes a real ABEND, only IMS rcovery code
will run.
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:>Excuse me for asking this question here, but I can't find an IMS DC list.
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:>used by our software. We create a PC to add an MVS RESMGR exit when our
:>software is fi
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