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by Paul Hinman <paul.hinman@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sep 3, 2007 at 04:47 PM

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Is ACP/TPF still around.  I once got all of the informational material 
together and suggested to my boss that we consider it for some of our 
on-line applications.  It resulted in a series of unprintable comments 
questioning my ancestry, the marital status of my parents, the kennel my 
mother was born in, and suggested that perhaps I came from the shallow 
end of the genetic pool.  As I retreated from his office I said that I 
thought that they were interested in reliability and performance for the 
on-line systems.

He was a gutless wonder who would never have made a suggestion to take a 
radical approach, he was part of the group that decided not to select 
IMS because our shop would never go to a virtual memory operating system 
(which it did, of course).

I still think that it would have been neat to use TPF for a regular 
commercial application.  I understand that it became popular with some 
banks as well as the airlines and the is why it was renamed Transaction 
Processing Facility/Airline Control Program.

I heard all kinds of stories about how fast it was to IPL and bring up 
the applications compared to bringing up MVT/SVS/MVS and then once the 
OS was up one could begin starting the applications.

Was their any truth to this or is this grandfather just suffering from 
creative recall.

Paul.

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Paul S. Hinman - VE6LDS
long West 113 deg 27 min 20 sec
lat  North 53 deg 27 min 3 sec
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<font size="+1"><font face="Comic Sans MS">Is ACP/TPF still around.&nbsp;
I
once got all of the informational material together and suggested to my
boss that we consider it for some of our on-line applications.&nbsp; It
resulted in a series of unprintable comments questioning my ancestry,
the marital status of my parents, the kennel my mother was born in, and
suggested that perhaps I came from the shallow end of the genetic
pool.&nbsp; As I retreated from his office I said that I thought that they
were interested in reliability and performance for the on-line
systems.<br>
<br>
He was a gutless wonder who would never have made a suggestion to take
a radical approach, he was part of the group that decided not to select
IMS because our shop would never go to a virtual memory operating
system (which it did, of course).<br>
<br>
I still think that it would have been neat to use TPF for a regular
commercial application.&nbsp; I understand that it became popular with
some
banks as well as the airlines and the is why it was renamed Transaction
Processing Facility/Airline Control Program.<br>
<br>
I heard all kinds of stories about how fast it was to IPL and bring up
the applications compared to bringing up MVT/SVS/MVS and then once the
OS was up one could begin starting the applications.<br>
<br>
Was their any truth to this or is this grandfather just suffering from
creative recall.<br>
<br>
Paul.<br>
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Paul S. Hinman - VE6LDS
long West 113 deg 27 min 20 sec
lat  North 53 deg 27 min 3 sec
Maidenhead Locator DO33gk 

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 6 Posts in Topic:
ACP/TPF
Paul Hinman <paul.hinm  2007-09-03 16:47:07 
Re: ACP/TPF
Anne & Lynn Wheeler &  2007-09-03 13:22:13 
Re: ACP/TPF
Anne & Lynn Wheeler &  2007-09-03 15:20:54 
Re: ACP/TPF
Roger S. <rogers_lists  2007-09-04 19:02:05 
Re: ACP/TPF
CBFalconer <cbfalconer  2007-09-03 19:48:54 
Re: ACP/TPF
Anne & Lynn Wheeler &  2007-09-04 12:41:19 

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