I received the following reject on a post to VM-UTIL.
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From: "Roy L. Lehmann" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CA/UNICENTER DYNAM/B
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To: $PEER$ <[log in to unmask]>
We have a chance to purchase (at a discount) the CA/UNICENTER package.
We are especially interested in DYNAM/B. We will be using to to replace
SYNCSORT's SYBACK. We run VM/ESA 1.1.0 (370 FEATURE) and use SFS for all
user files. We are interested in hearing from others who use DYNAM/B.
How easy was it to install? How well does it support SFS file level backups
and restores? How well does it support tape management systems? Are there
any other problems we should be aware of? For all operators: What is your
opnion of this product? Any comments on the other elements of CA/UNICENTER
will also be welcomed. Please restrict your responses to a discussion of
the programs themselves. We are well well aware of the problems with
Computer Associates.
Roy L. Lehmann - Systems Programmer
Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research
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