*RMC12001 - 08/10/2006 - The Batch Queue Reorganization has been sig-
*                        nificantly restructured to replace the browse
*                        of the PCR file for each report with the use
*                        of the ROPERPI index file.  This will reduce
*                        the I/O of the job by at least 90%.  We also
*                        added a new command, $WTOMSG, to allow the
*                        program to issue WTO messages for all signif-
*                        icant events and errors.
*
*Problem Summary:
*    The old design of the batch reorganization program caused it to
*    browse the entire ROPEPCR file to determine which printers had
*    the report being processed assigned to it.  This results in very
*    heavy file activity (#reports x #printers), and in systems with
*    many reports, printers or both, the batch reorganization execution
*    time can be substantial.  The ROPERPI (Report to Printer Index)
*    file was created to alleviate this problem and did so for those
*    online processes (mainly R#WU and R#OR) that could benefit from
*    it but this was not done for the batch reorganization program.
*
*Symptoms:
*    The Batch Reorganization runs for a long time and does very many
*    I/O operations to the ROPEPCR file.
*
*Temporary Fix:
*    The following replacement object modules must be obtained from
*    technical support:
*        ROPEBQOR
*    The following replacement source modules must be obtained from
*    technical support:
*        RUNBQOR
*
*Documentation Changes:
*    The ROPES RPI data set must now be defined to the job stream.
*    DD statement //ROPERPI DD DISP=SHR,DSN=ROPES.RPIFILE.BASE is now
*    required.
*
*    A new control card has been added.  The operation is specified
*    in column 1 and is coded $WTOMSG.  If present, then certain
*    critical messages will be written to the operator as well as
*    to the job's SYSOUT.
*
*    Additional forms of the diagnostic messages will be presented
*    naming the ROPERPI data set if it cannot be opened, or if I/O
*    errors occur when processing the file.
*
*Permanent Fix:
*    This problem will be corrected by PTF in the next release of
*    ROPES.
*
*End Of Document