On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 8:55 AM, O'Brien, Dennis L <Dennis.L.O'[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Regardless of what TCPIP does, you can rename TCPIP's files yourself > from AUTOLOG1 before TCPIP ever comes up. You can base that off node > name, identifier, IPL parms, VM:Secure system word, or anything else you > can query. Or LOGMSG ;-) We've abused that in the past to distinguish between release test and implementation. But be careful who checks that and how. We had a key application that worked well during tests and failed when we were live. They requested a backout until we found their code had an error in the "else" after the test. And that's one of the big risks of special code paths dealing with DR-testing. You really want those changes minimal so that they can be overlooked easy enough and tested in isolation. Once you run under a different node name etc, anyone (like TCPIP for example) will notice the difference and the value of your test may get less. Rob
