rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Things could always be worse.
I prefer that things be made better.
And indeed things could always be [done] better. But always
consider that there is a cost to improvements; i.e. there is
something commonly referred to as "the law of diminishing returns"
which applies. FWiW the "IPL to recover" was only for the SWA of
object(s) that were under the failing SWA. Circumventions of saving
without SWA or to effect delete+restore of the object(s), were both
available options to postpone an IPL indefinitely.
I could give lots of
analogies but we'd really start getting off topic fast.
"but...", so true. I would give consideration from the
perspective of the OS and the associated costs to provide
alternatives, whereas your perspective would surely represent a
/user/ of the system, presenting idealistic views of what is
desirable. While I consider myself better than many [OS
programmers] at understanding the view of various types of users of
the OS, I will likely never sanction any /theory of panacea/ with
regard to various failure recovery within an OS.
Regards, Chuck
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