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  • Subject: Switching from HP9000 to AS/400
  • From: "Christine Hales" <chales@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 6 Aug 1998 08:37:02 -0400


        We are running 6.02 on an HP/9000 (database on a DEC).  We are awaiting
6.04 so that we can EDI, and get rid of the bridge to our legacy system. 
We are also trying to deal with a multitude of problems that they "can't
seem to recreate in Chicago" :-)

        My boss - new to both our company and BPCS - has suggested that we move 
to
the AS400 platform so that we can get better support out of SSA.

        My question is twofold:

        1) Is this move wise, and will it give us any better support out of 
SSA? 
(The thought is that HP would become platform #3 if NT gets going.)

        2) What would it take to move a LIVE 6.02 HP9000 environment to 6.04
AS400?  This includes everything from mods (written by SSA), barcoding via
SMGs, mods written by us that run though Oracle, and forms software (Optio)
that also taps into Oracle.

        Any information that you could give would be greatly appreciated - as we
need to make a decision soon if we are going to continue in this direction.

                                -Christine

_______________________________
Christine Hales, System Analyst
AEA Management 
Phone (519) 254-4410 Ext. 146
Fax (519) 254-6884

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