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1 total messages Started by Mark Addinall Tue, 07 Apr 1992 03:50
SAA - Co-operative processing
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Author: Mark Addinall
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 03:50
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G'Day :-)

Boy it's quiet in here. I guess SAA has gone away :-(
I hope all you good people who requested LU6.2-PU2.1
APPC co-operative processing transactions managed to
figure them out. I tried to post the technical abstract,
synopsis and design as well as the code but unfortunatly
I had a fight with about 6 incompatible WYSIWY(sometimes)G
editors (whoops, word processors ;-) trying to get it into
a vi or emacs or ISPF readable format. Failed :-(

Anyway fellow I.B.M.'rs, my lunch is over, back into O.S.I.

P.S. Heard a good joke the other day;

   "O.S.I. for people who can't spell S.N.A."  :-)

Later...



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