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Status Not under consideration
Workspace z/OS
Categories SMP/E
Created by Guest
Created on Aug 21, 2024

SMP/E to update acceptable LKED PARMs / Binder Options

It has been found that DB2 High Performance Unload (HPU), under DB2 Tools, FMID HINZ510, is trying to use COMPAT=PM5 in their JCLIN's LKED Steps. SMP/E only accepts up to PM4. This is to request SMP/E allow all the available COMPAT options to be specified.

Idea priority High
  • Guest
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    Aug 26, 2024
    This item is unlikely to be given high enough priority to be placed into the product plan.