Roger Bolan wrote:
UR1 is used for changes that are regarded as "new function" or some kind
of improvement or enhancement that was not technically a "programming
error" (close code PER) because the program was implementing what the
programming specification had said it should do. It also means that the
"fix" will be in a PTF for the current release.
Pinnacle wrote:
It's better than a FIN because the work's been done. I've had FIN's
get "lost" before, and waited multiple releases for the fix.
Based on what I learned here, I asked:
|UR1 means the fix has already been coded and tested. Otherwise, it would
|be FIN. Right?
The response was ...
| UR1 does not indicate that the fix has
|already been coded and tested. It basically means that the problem will
|be fixed but cannot be rolled back to earlier releases.
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Edward E Jaffe
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