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Hi Raymond, Great! And yes, I will pass on your thanks to our team.
Hi Janet,
Thanks for the confirmation - and for the correct APAR number. I see UI75327 is mentioned and it came out a month or so ago. I'll get onto our Sprogs and check it out ASAP.
Please pass on my thanks to R&D. Most appreciated.
Cheers,
Raymond
Brian, Raymond, You are absolutely correct. Apologies for providing the wrong APAR number above.
Here is the correct APAR information:
PH34544: NEW FUNCTION UPDATE OF DB2 NATIVE RESTFUL SERVICES SUPPORT
I agree with Raymond. The APAR does not seem correct. It is not related to REST services. Can you update this AHA?
thanks
Brian
Janet, hi. I'm confused. PH30978 is about use of FTBs, came out a month after I raised this Aha and doesn't mention REST services at all. Are you sure this is The One?
Cheers,
Raymond
We are pleased to inform you this Idea has been delivered in APAR PH30978.
There are additional benefits to allowing setting an explicit version to the default:
The default service may not be freed. If I deploy multiple versions I would like to clean up old versions that are no longer in use.
As with the original justification, say, I have 20 versions of a service. V1 is the default because it is the first one created. I support multiple versions of the same rest interface, and V18 through V20 is active. I have since freed V2 through V17 because they will produce incorrect results. The user invoked the URL without specifying the version and by default will invoke V1 which will produce incorrect results.
Similar to the above example, we would publish the URL without the version. Developers invoke the rest service without the version in the URL. I could deploy a new version V21 and allow a pilot group to invoke that service until we are ready to roll it out to the entire user population, at which time we would set V21 as the default.
does IBM have an update on this reasonable RFE?