Re: Need to determine which version of a file a program has to work with

[Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>]

No.

Two versions of the file will be sent, the original 7p0 version under
it's original name and a 10a version with a new name. (doing this
requires a change on the central system sending the data only.)

The program on the remote systems, that does the CPYF will be left
alone, thus copying from the 7p0 version to a 7p0 destination.

When the new 10a destination file and all it's corresponding changed
programs are deployed to production on the remote system(s), a new
CPYF program will be included that copies from the 10a version to the
10a destination.

Once all the remote systems are updated, we'll be able to stop sending
the original 7p0 version.

Charles

On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 6:18 PM, CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > In talking to the developer, it seems to me that we can simply have
> > [<ed> two] copies of the transmission file, the old 7p0 one and a new
> > 10a one. The program containing the CPYF will be included in the
> > changes rolled to the field boxes to copy from the file [<ed> with
> > the matching record format].
>
>   So the resolution is to attempt two CPYF, ignoring the request which
> fails due to the condition CPF2960 RC1 and thus CPF2963.?