In a recent note, Mark H. Young said: > Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 14:05:49 -0600 > > Remember in the old days when issuing a JES2 command, if you had invalid > extra parms on the command string, JES2 would just ignore the invalid > stuff, truncate it and issue the part of the command that WAS correct? > Does it still work that way, or did IBM fix that "added feature" some time > ago? > > Seems like I got clobbered a time or two by that when issuing a command to > delete output that was say 4 days old or older (the entire queue). > I goofed the value, JES2 truncated the bad part, and proceeded to purge > ALL output.....even from 2 minutes ago. > Quiet truncation should never, never, never be allowed.
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