<philosophical mode on>
I always use names (variables, modules, etc.) which cannot be confused
with any keyword.
Just to eliminate risk of problems as described here.
<reality mode>
Sometimes I screw up with using "quick and dirty" scripts names of
variables which are as self-explanable as "r1, r2, x, y, i". :-(
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Radoslaw Skorupka
Lodz, Poland
W dniu 07.05.2024 o 23:31, Bob Bridges pisze:
Hah! We had a similar problem a few months ago at my current client; after
upgrading to z/OS 2.2, a REXX/ISPF app started bombing. Many moons before I'd
written an external exec and called it LOG; its only purpose is to send to the
guy responsible for supporting that app (me, I mean) messages under certain
circumstances so I could be apprised of problems. Turns out that a new library
in 2.2 has a load module named LOG, which was intercepting the old invocation.
Easy fix: I just renamed the REXX module and updated the code to use the new
name. But it gave me a turn for a few days.
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Bob Bridges,robhbrid...@gmail.com, cell 336 382-7313
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