What kind of script modification trigger a new RFC?

[ueuniverse]

Will a new RFC be required if in order to correct the formatting problem, which does not affect the logic of the script in any way for an approved change.

Thanks,

[Ziad]

By Definition, if the script is a document stored and maintained in the CMDB, and the modification will incur a change into any of its attribute (like "version" for example), then it is considered a change (most probably a pre-approved one in which case an RFC is submitted for information and for recording purposes, not for approval).

Cheers,
Z!

[Ed]

I would be more than wary around script changes - given the problems that can be caused by 'reserved' words in programming languages I treat all script changes as Basic changes. These need serious consideration, not just a quick read for information

Regards

Ed

[peppermint]

I'd definitely agree that it should be a change, and you have to assess the risk going with it. Nevertheless, I wouldn't bother putting in RFC about script formatting changes on a test system.

pep

[Ed]

pep

I agree, unless your client wishes to keep control of the Test Environment, as one of mine does. In this case, we treat their Test Environment as we do their Live - Any Change requires an RFC.

Regards

Ed