Rob van der Heij wrote:
I recall someone telling at SHARE that the list of forbidden 6-char
PNRs was extended on a regular basis, and that these changes made good
conversation at lunch to determine who would find them offensive for
what reason... ;-)
In NL there were similar concerns when our car
Many years ago I was working for a company acquired by CA. Once we were
assigned our new user ids they soon became nicknames for many. Some were
funny. One poor guy was BRIDE. I became THITO. Anyway, one person was
automatically assigned a 'non-standard' name because his 'standard'
userid was
When I was an airline reservations sales agent, There was an internal
eight character record locator and a functional entry HAD,
which returned the six character PNR number. The six character was
exchanged between airlines when there was interline itineraries, given
to customers as
On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 9:34 AM, Gregg reed.gr...@gmail.com wrote:
entries which would generate 'cute' 6 character responses..
I recall someone telling at SHARE that the list of forbidden 6-char
PNRs was extended on a regular basis, and that these changes made good
conversation at lunch to
We has a similar problem with student ids at the local school public
district. Each student was assigned the next 4 character string starting
with and ending with (, AAAB, AAAC,...). While I was
there, we actually rolled over back to . Over the years, the
exclusion list had
A long, long time ago ( 20 years), someone told me that the six-character
PAX number on an airline reservation was actually a TPF database record
locator. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
.phsiii
It definitely was at one point. That's why travel agents call it a record
locator.
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A long, long time
of convenience.
.Marty
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From: Phil Smith III li...@akphs.com
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A long, long time ago ( 20 years), someone told me that the six-character PAX
As far as I remember it's always been known as a 'record locator'. And as far
as I remember on TPF it is the 'record locator'. But .. my memory maybe
questionable!
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To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: TPF and PAX numbers
A long, long time ago ( 20 years), someone told me that the six-character PAX
number on an airline reservation was actually a TPF database record locator.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
...phsiii
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