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Hi Rolf,
Thank you for your interest in keeping IMS a vital and successful product. Software development has continuously evolved during IMS's lifetime, and so has IMS itself. We have kept pace with, adopted, and implemented many industry standard best practices within our organization, including Continuous Delivery, Design Thinking, and Agile.
When choosing new features to add from the list of requirements in our backlog, we assess which will bring the most value to as many clients as possible and prioritize those.
At this time, after reviewing this request for enhancement and assessing its potential value, we have decided to reject it. The reason we are rejecting this RFE is due to higher priority items preventing us from delivering this within 18 months.You are welcome to resubmit this RFE at a later date and we will reconsider.
We appreciate your input to IMS, and we hope that you will continue to submit ideas for improvements as customer feedback is a key component to shaping the future direction of IMS.
Thank you.
Sincerely
Swetha Sridharan
swetha.sridharan@ibm.com
Hi Rolf,
Thank you for your interest in keeping IMS a vital and successful product. Software development has continuously evolved during IMS's lifetime, and so has IMS itself. We have kept pace with, adopted, and implemented many industry standard best practices within our organization, including Continuous Delivery, Design Thinking, and Agile.
When choosing new features to add from the list of requirements in our backlog, we assess which will bring the most value to as many clients as possible and prioritize those.
After reviewing this request for enhancement and assessing its potential value, our decision is to add this item to our backlog. Items in our backlog are expected to be delivered within the next 18 months. We reserve the right to re-prioritize our backlog items as new requests come in. This helps ensure that we are constantly focused on providing the best value to all of our clients.
Have a great day!
Deepak Kohli – deepakk@us.ibm.com
Thanks for getting back to us Rolf. We'll evaluate & get back to you.
Hi,
I got suggestions from Deepak Kohli for this RFE that we e.g could use the command /[Deleted] LTERM MASTER TO LINE 1 PTERM 1 to assign the master terminal to the MVS console. But we're not satisfied that we have to set up an automated process to enter replies to WTOR on a regular basis.
We have not yet tried the first suggerstion to define the master terminal with OPTIONS=UNPROT in the TERMINAL macro.
We would appreciate if it was possible to be able to assign the master terminal to a dummy device like a spool line by bypassing the code test that checks if the device is a master terminal.
Best Regards,
Rolf Ullberg