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Per Jessen per at computer.orgFri Jun 9 15:54:55 PDT 2000
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On Fri, 9 Jun 2000 14:39:36 -0400 (EDT), Robert G. Brown wrote: [snip] >operations. IBM's hardware has always been excellent, but their >software over the years has not infrequently left something to be >desired and some of it would never have sold at all if their hardware >customers had had a choice. Robert, perhaps you have not (as yours truly) built a career first running IBM software, then supporting it, then debugging it, then ending up writing software for it. I used to say "if it's blue, I can run it". Let me tell you, as an 'insider' on IBM (mainframe) software - I have few complaints. Granted, IBM makes mistakes and silly and incomprehensible decisions. But as you have already pointed out, their hardware kicks ass (pardon my language), and frankly so does their software. Does anyone know of a better transaction processor than TPF ? Or CICS/MVS ? I dont think so. MVS or OS/390 itself is rock-solid - a customer having to take a stand-alone dump - we are talking a rare occasion. I think we're going slightly off-topic here, so ... regards, Per Jessen PS. The above is ONLY related to software running on the S/390 platform. I really have no idea about the AS400, RS6000 etc. :-)
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