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On a R
CA/BroadCom has a cookbook that replicates all the security rules for
z/OSMF, If I can find the doc I can forward to you, but it does exist on
their support site
Carmen
On 7/21/2022 11:01 AM, Steely.Mark wrote:
This shop is TSS - not so easy.
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This shop is TSS - not so easy.
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>
> Thanks
>
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> There are 2 missing icons that I need - Software Management & Software
> Updates.
> I been th
> There are 2 missing icons that I need - Software Management & Software
> Updates.
> I been through several manuals and have performed additional setup and SAF
> rules that are suppose to provide this function.
Did you check the "App Center" folder in the lower
When I logon to z/OSMF all I see is 16 ICONS.
There are 2 missing icons that I need - Software Management & Software Updates.
I been through several manuals and have performed additional setup and SAF
rules that are suppose to provide this function.
Any ideas of what I can check first ?
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Brian,
I am not an expert in z/OSMF, but I wrote z/OSMF autostart: how to stop it,
and how to use it (or not)
<https://colinpaice.blog/2021/09/08/z-osmf-autostart-how-to-stop-it-and-how-to-use-it-or-not/>
because you might need to handle a z/OSMF instance starting on LPARA today.
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Join our upcoming z/OSMF Community Guild meeting on June 15, 2022 from 10:00am
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implementation experience by tying z/
We're looking to rollout a z/OSMF 2.4 configuration from our test environment
to our user-acceptance environment.
Hoping to not have to start from scratch.
Just wondering if anyone had any rules-of-thumb, procedures, or advice in
general for rolling it into an n'th environment
while changing
TN3270. But I am accessing a machine on the
opposite side of the globe from me. As for resource consumption, I haven't
done any measurements, but z/OSMF is in general pretty piggish with CPU &
memory.
>
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I experimented with WSA back in the day; didn't find it especially
compelling, best I can recall. I've lately been experimenting
On Sun, 12 Jun 2022 16:15:11 -0400, Don Leahy wrote:
>Yes, ISPF stats are too easily manipulated to be reliable. I regard them
>as a convenience and would not try to use them for serious source control
>purposes.
>
Here, I laud SMP/E for employing relations in a VSAM data base rather
than file
Yes, ISPF stats are too easily manipulated to be reliable. I regard them
as a convenience and would not try to use them for serious source control
purposes.
On Sun, Jun 12, 2022 at 12:31 Paul Gilmartin <
042bfe9c879d-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> On Sun, 12 Jun 2022 10:26:38
On Sun, 12 Jun 2022 10:26:38 -0400, Don Leahy wrote:
>It was also aware of ISPF stats, so on a WS to host xfer it could compare
>dates and only transfer changed files.
>
But beware. Timestamps at both ends may be under user control.
I have scripts that deliberately change timestamps of some
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I won’t miss the GUI interface that WSA provides. I will miss the
FILEXFER ISPF service
>On Sat, Jun 11, 2022 at 09:30 Steve Smith wrote:
> >
> > > I experimented with WSA back in the day; didn't find it especially
> > > compelling, best I can recall. I've lately been experimenting with the
> > > ISPF plugin for z/OSMF. If you like a more point
recall. I've lately been experimenting with the
> ISPF plugin for z/OSMF. If you like a more pointy-clicky interface, you
> might like it. I presume whatever customization done with WSA would not
> apply.
>
> I have a list of things I don't like about the ISPF plugin, but it may
>
Smith wrote:
I experimented with WSA back in the day; didn't find it especially
compelling, best I can recall. I've lately been experimenting with the
ISPF plugin for z/OSMF. If you like a more pointy-clicky interface, you
might like it. I presume whatever customization done with WSA would
WSA back in the day; didn't find it especially
> compelling, best I can recall. I've lately been experimenting with the
> ISPF plugin for z/OSMF. If you like a more pointy-clicky interface, you
> might like it. I presume whatever customization done with WSA would not
> apply.
&g
I experimented with WSA back in the day; didn't find it especially
compelling, best I can recall. I've lately been experimenting with the
ISPF plugin for z/OSMF. If you like a more pointy-clicky interface, you
might like it. I presume whatever customization done with WSA would not
apply.
I have
Terri,
Thanks for something new to consider going forward.
Bob
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Thanks Kurt,
Sorry, I just missed seeing your reply. Thanks so much!! (One of the major
3rd party vendor support has been telling me that they have to create a PWSI to
produce the product information file)
Mike Martin
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I just answered my own question. The IBM z/OSMF Configuration Guide states
that we can create our own product information files (as they are just simple
text files).
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ns. You can even specify the
end-of-service date for the product right on the Add page.
If the subject software does exploit ++PRODUCT/++FEATURE then you sure can
hand-build your own file containing end-of-service dates which z/OSMF can read
and correlate with the software instances. See h
Thanks again Kurt,
Can a vendor produce product information files without their providing portable
instances for installing the product(s)? Or is that file an artifact of
creating portable instances? It seems like I could theoretically hand-build a
product information file to supply a EOS
is the EOS date that gets
updated from the web in z/OSMF.
Thanks again Kurt. -Mike Martin
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A quick search found this from Broadcom:
https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-mainframe-software/traditional-management/mainframe-common-maintenance-procedures/1-0/getting-started/z-osmf-requirements/import-product-information-into-z-osmf.html
I know other vendors are aware of the z/OSMF
Hi all,
Like some other shops, we track installed software versions and End of Support
dates just using a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is difficult to keep current.
I just started looking at the z/OSMF Software Management feature and like that
it can show the End of Support date for IBM
We've implemented z/OSMF in one of our 2.4 images and will be looking to roll
out the configuration
to a second 2.4 image soon. I'm just wondering if anyone has any tips, tricks
or gotcha's as far as
replicating to another system? I'm hoping to avoid reconfiguring the next
instance from
Thank you!
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Bob, I believe the workflow steps refer to the data
SMP/E and z/OSMF Software Management | ku...@us.ibm.com
Chuck Norris never uses CHECK when he applies PTFs.
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missing anything else?
Bob
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Sent: Wednesday, May 4, 2022 1:55 PM
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Still trying to understand your
Still trying to understand your desired outcome. You do want to create a new
master catalog, OK, but are you also trying to create new user catalogs
connected to the new master, or are you trying to connect existing user
catalogs to the new master? z/OSMF currently supports the former
On Behalf Of
Kurt J. Quackenbush
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Bob, are you sure you really want to create a new master catalog? Or, do you
really want to use your existing master catalog
then you don't
need to provide, and z/OSMF won't create and use, temporary catalog aliases.
Sadly, as you are observing, you modified the data set names in the generated
jobs so the actual data sets now don't match the configuration expected by
z/OSMF. Hence the errors creating the workflow
Our next upcoming z/OSMF Guild session is May 18 @10AM EDT, featuring guest
stars Stephan Munkelt, system programmer for Dataport and Frank Kyne, President
of Watson and Walker.
Stephan will be showing off how he uses z/OSMF daily as a system programmer,
including some of the newest features
I have a z/OSMF Software Management question that I hope someone on IBM-Main
can provide me with the answer.
I was on the Configure CATALOGs page of a z/OS 2.5 deployment and successfully
provided the Temporary Catalog Alias entries for three HLQs.
The issue was the fourth HLQ - OMVS
On Fri, 25 Mar 2022 11:05:18 -0500, Marna WALLE wrote:
>[...]
>For the Help: actually, I've found that unlike other Help (in ISPF) this
>z/OSMF Help is pretty good. [...]
Beg pardon? I've never had an issue with ISPF help. I've found any of the
supplied help to be quite useful a
and turned on
I received an email from the z/OSMF team suggesting I open an RFE for
this function
Carmen
On 3/25/2022 1:46 PM, Kurt J. Quackenbush wrote:
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Behalf Of Carmen Vitullo
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2022 11:28 AM
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Subject
let me check, Kurt, but notification's have been defined and turned on
I received an email from the z/OSMF team suggesting I open an RFE for
this function
Carmen
On 3/25/2022 1:46 PM, Kurt J. Quackenbush wrote:
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of
Carmen Vitullo
Sent: Friday
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of
Carmen Vitullo
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2022 11:28 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: z/OSMF Migration Workflow Question
> well there's the issue, notification inside z/OSMF,
Whoa, I'm pretty sure you can tell z/O
Hi Carmen,
Ed's got the Notification response. If you'd like more (like an email), please
let's get it written down in an RFE so we can get it on the record.
For the Help: actually, I've found that unlike other Help (in ISPF) this
z/OSMF Help is pretty good. If you find you need field help
well there's the issue, notification inside z/OSMF, my team, most of my
team never has logged onto z/OSMF, they have no reason, I've wrote doc,
provided step by step directions from logon to the uses of z/OSMF, to
date only my DB2, TCP/IP guy has ever logged on.
external notification would
that a task is assigned to them, its not working
for me I've tried LAN ID (EMAIL) and TSO ID's and none of my teammates
get any notification.
From my experience, users get notified inside z/OSMF.
There is a little yellow "Notifications" icon on the desktop. Open it...
--
Phoeni
don't have a dog in the fight any longer, I SHOULD be retired by the
time I need to use z/OSMF for any migration, but I wonder, is a user that was
assigned a task suppose to get some notification of a task assigned to them?
Carmen
On 3/25/2022 9:45 AM, Marna WALLE wrote:
[Written at risk
[Written at risk of receiving a lot of "I've done it this way and I will not
change" kind of responses... :) ]
The Workflow interface is meant to allow you to assign and track steps to
certain people. Even en masse where you can put all Security items to one
person, Networking items to
ok excellent, I had 5 emails to you in my sent folder :(
I would hope the z/OSMF folks would entertain an export function like
what you are looking for.
I have, for years been creating spreadsheets to augment the migration
guide for omvs customization, uss filesystem changes, exits...etc
I only received one email.
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Carmen Vitullo
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Bob, my email client Thunderbird, sent this to you multiple
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Carmen Vitullo
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To:IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
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there is an export function Bob, not excel but a nice format. if you want I can
provide a sample to you so you can play
Of
Carmen Vitullo
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there is an export function Bob, not excel but a nice format. if you want I can
provide a sample to you so you can play with
Carmen
On 3/24/2022 7:20 AM, Richards
Carmen,
Thank you! Send it my way and I'll give it a try!
Bob
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Subject: Re: z/OSMF Migration Workflow Question
there is an export
there is an export function Bob, not excel but a nice format. if you
want I can provide a sample to you so you can play with
Carmen
On 3/24/2022 7:20 AM, Richards, Robert B. (CTR) wrote:
Is there a way to export migration workflow tasks into an EXCEL spreadsheet?
The goal is to provide a
Is there a way to export migration workflow tasks into an EXCEL spreadsheet?
The goal is to provide a list of tasks with assignees and then filter on the
assignee column.
I would prefer if they went into the workflow themselves, but that is a work in
progress.
Bob
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A quick advertisement: I would like to invite you and your colleagues to
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don't intend to perform SMP/E
> operations, you might choose not to include dlibs. That's the reason for
> the question.
>
> Kurt Quackenbush -- IBM | z/OS SMP/E and z/OSMF Software Management
> Chuck Norris never uses CHECK when he applies PTFs.
>
>
> ---
n't perform SMP/E APPLY/ACCEPT on the installed
software. However, on subsequent deployments of the installed software
(think clone), to a location where you don't intend to perform SMP/E
operations, you might choose not to include dlibs. That's the reason for
the question.
Kurt Quackenbush -- IBM |
Surprised by the first question in the Deployment Checklist -
Do you want to copy the distribution zones and libraries associated with
the source software?
I've never thought about this before. I've always just installed them,
mainly because I didn't know you had a option not to.
I would love
Thanks, Kurt - Yeah I saw the ability to export to CVS. Not an ideal
solution, but workable.
Sorry on the terminology, first time working with z/OSMF.
On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 3:32 PM Kurt J. Quackenbush wrote:
> > Part of the workflow is to create “Missing SYSMOD Reports’.
> Part of the workflow is to create “Missing SYSMOD Reports’. I get the
> workflow to run and it creates a web page table output of Missing
SYSMODS.
(Just to clarify terminology, you're talking about the "Check for missing
SYSMODs" step in the Deployment checklist in z/OSMF Sof
Going through the installation of z/OS 2.5 using z/OSMF.
Part of the workflow is to create “Missing SYSMOD Reports’. I get the
workflow to run and it creates a web page table output of Missing SYSMODS.
What is missing, unless I didn’t see the option, is to create a Dataset
(SMPPUNCH
Tnanks for the research. It is a perfect match to what happened.
I have just finished our first wave of RSU*, SECINT, and SMCCOR PTFs (224 in
total). It had the correcting Java level. I then jumped the queue and
applied it to our running test system. It resolved our problem as expected.
> Customer number: S#
> IBM order number: 7312760536
First of all, I'm sorry to hear you've had troubles and frustrations. In
any case here's what I think happened. It was a timing issue. Java 8 FP
35 PTF UI76675 closed on August 11 and that is what caused the z/OSMF
server start up fa
In my frustration - I misspoke. It was a ServerPac order.
It was our Second ServerPac order (in late August). Our first order did not
build a product correctly in our June order.
Here is the order info from our currently installed ServerPac (customer name
redacted)
U02298367 - Products -
> The solution has been found.
> It turns out that the java level that comes with a CBPDO does not
> correctly support z/OSMF requirements.
> z/OSMF required Java 8.0.35/36 not the delivered 8.0.32.
I want to follow-up on this with the appropriate folks, but just to be
sure w
The solution has been found.
It turns out that the java level that comes with a CBPDO does not correctly
support z/OSMF requirements. How nice. I always thought that a CBPDO was a
'working' system, not just untested parts thrown into a download bucket.
This is my second problem with z/OS
t;
> Health checker says AT-TLS needs updating for GPMSERV/DDS
> Infoprint server now requres https support not configured in our AT-TLS
> config.
> Plus we want to convert to AT-TLS support for TN3270 port 23.
>
> z/OSMF comes up and 'says' web services are running..
>
> Attempt
late to the game here, we were forced to move to TLS 1.2, once we did
z/osmf services, notifications services stopped working, specifically
JES2EDS, to fix this we had to add an LE parm
I'm not sure this would help in you case but it may be worth a try.
ENVAR("GSK_PROTOCOL_TL
>You might have a look at this also:
>https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/6518654
>It basically a timing issue with the start of Pagent and z/OSMF using AT-TLS.
Sadly, that is not my problem - No Java.IO exception. And PAGENT is up and
working. I have recycled the zOSMF task
You might have a look at this also:
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/6518654
It basically a timing issue with the start of Pagent and z/OSMF using AT-TLS.
David Follis
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On 1/12/21 11:58 pm, René Jansen wrote:
> David
that you probably can write an ooRexx in Classic
Rexx for it without seeing slowdown.
As we are discussing z/OSMF and REXX I thought I would mention the Z Open
Editor plugin [1] for the VS Code editor. This includes the REXX LSP plugin [2]
written by Broadcom which supports auto-completion
TN3270 port 23.
>
>z/OSMF comes up and 'says' web services are running..
>
>Attempts to browse https://hostname:6443/zosmf time out with no reply to the
>browser. (Chrome, Firefox,
>An IP trace on port 6443 shows an HELO command for TLS and a never ending
>series of inboun
https://github.com/Lua4z/Lua4z
On Wed, Dec 1, 2021 at 11:00 PM Bob Bridges wrote:
>
> I've heard of LUA, but only in connection to user-built mods for Factorio, a
> game I'm a big fan of on Steam. Not being terribly interested in writing
> mods, I haven't thought very seriously about learning
On Dec 1, 2021, at 4:59 PM, Bob Bridges wrote:
>
> You're saying I can write Python and Java programs to run in TSO? I never
> mind learning a new language, but where would I find them?
I mostly run Python in OMVS, but have also done it in batch. It’s not installed
by default; you’ll need to
I've heard of LUA, but only in connection to user-built mods for Factorio, a
game I'm a big fan of on Steam. Not being terribly interested in writing
mods, I haven't thought very seriously about learning it. But I would not
have expected to associate Factorio and Steam with the mainframe.
I needed to vent so here goes.
Health checker says AT-TLS needs updating for GPMSERV/DDS
Infoprint server now requres https support not configured in our AT-TLS config.
Plus we want to convert to AT-TLS support for TN3270 port 23.
z/OSMF comes up and 'says' web services are running..
Attempts
Thanks, Marna -
I heard from someone else at IBM that suggested using the Security
Configuration Assistance and it helped me get it working.
On Wed, Dec 1, 2021 at 9:31 AM Marna WALLE wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> May I recommend you take a look at the z/OSMF Security Configuration
> Assistant?
] on behalf of Bob
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I'm coming late to this thread. I never knew that ooREXX was from IBM, and
it never occurred it to me to wonder whether it might be ported
, 2021 9:36 AM
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Subject: Re: z/OS 2.5 install with z/OSMF
I'm coming late to this thread. I never knew that ooREXX was from IBM, and
it never occurred it to me to wonder whether it might be ported to TSO. So
this question: Is there ~any~ object-oriented interpreter
1, 2021 10:58 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: z/OS 2.5 install with z/OSMF
David,
Thank you for mentioning these plugins, I am certainly going to have a look at
them.
There are some things in your mail I feel I have to correct.
> On 30 Nov 2021, at 22:55, David Crayford wr
install with z/OSMF
EXTERNAL EMAIL
On Dec 1, 2021, at 11:36 AM, Bob Bridges wrote:
>
> Is there ~any~ object-oriented interpreter on the mainframe?
> Maybe it's time I learned a new language.
Java is object-oriented, and Python supports object-oriented programming.
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On Dec 1, 2021, at 11:36 AM, Bob Bridges wrote:
>
> Is there ~any~ object-oriented interpreter on the mainframe?
> Maybe it's time I learned a new language.
Java is object-oriented, and Python supports object-oriented programming.
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be used to build a plethora of
different languages. I particularly like Julia which has a similar syntax to
Lua but can be strongly typed and is compiled and bench-tests show it runs
at near C speeds.
As we are discussing z/OSMF and REXX I thought I would mention the Z Open
Editor plugin [1
with z/OSMF
On 1/12/21 1:55 am, Seymour J Metz wrote:
> I just wish that they would acknowledge their abandoned child OREXX.
IBM certainly haven't abandoned ooRexx. It's my understanding that Rick
McGuire works on it almost full time. The mailing lists still get quite
a bit of traf
port for VS Code (Was RE: z/OS 2.5 install
with z/OSMF)
On 1/12/21 11:00 pm, Charles Mills wrote:
> David, thanks, nice stuff.
>
> I downloaded an installed the Z plugin for VS. Took about 3 minutes start to
> finish. (It helped that I already had VS Code -- which is free, by
has gotten so fast that you probably can write an ooRexx in Classic
Rexx for it without seeing slowdown.
> As we are discussing z/OSMF and REXX I thought I would mention the Z Open
> Editor plugin [1] for the VS Code editor. This includes the REXX LSP plugin
> [2] written by Broadcom which s
Charles
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Of David Crayford
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2021 6:56 PM
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: z/OS 2.5 install with z/OSMF
On 1/12/21 1:55 am, Seymour J Metz wrote:
I just wish that
After starting the security tool the ID that is associated with z/OSMF
got suspended
CWWKS2909E: A SAF authentication or authorization attempt was rejected
because the server is not authorized to access the following SAF
resource: CLASS null. Internal error code 0x03008408.
Carmen
On 12/1
Not Mark but I wish I knew about this tool when I first installed and
configured z/OSMF back in 2.2 - we had tons of issues with security and
being a Top-Secret shop and my security folks setting this up the way
they 'thought' this should have been done, this tool would have helped TONS
. What are "symbol outlines"?
Charles
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Of David Crayford
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2021 6:56 PM
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Subject: Re: z/OS 2.5 install with z/OSMF
On 1/12/
Hi Mark,
May I recommend you take a look at the z/OSMF Security Configuration Assistant?
In short, the z/OSMF UI can help you understand what security profiles are
missing or users/groups have insufficient authority.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.5.0?topic=configuration-security
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This whole discussion reminds me of the C-19 vaccine mandate.
Yu Vill get da (z/OSMF) vaccine or else!
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David Crayford
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On 1/12/21 10:03 am, Tom Longfellow wrote:
Just to clarify on my earlier comments. The wealth of choices for
installations is not necessarily 'bad' just potentially loaded with dead
ends.
I think we have all seen big 'initiatives' from IBM that were later 'withdrawn
from marketing'
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