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At 08:45 11/04/1998 , Gary Lehman wrote:
>Hi I got a question for all the more experienced RPG programmers out there.
>Is there a way I can find out exactly what version of RPG we are using?  I
>believe its RPG III.  What we would like to be at is RPG IV or
>RPG/400(ILE?).  Its kind of confusing to me, but I know since we can only
>have 6 digit Result fields in our RPG programs we are behind.  Also is
>RPG/400 and ILE RPG the same thing?

Are your op codes in column 28 and your result indicators in columns 54-59? Can 
you MOVE *ON *IN99? If you answered yes to both questions, you are indeed using 
RPGIII. If you answered no to the second, you are using RPGII, and if you 
answered no the first, you are using RPGIV.

RPGIV is not the same as ILE. ILE is a layer below the application programs. It 
is an environment that supports, among other things, bound calls, activation 
groups and service programs. RPGIV is an application programming language that 
can be used in this environment.

Pete Hall
peteh@inwave.com 
http://www.inwave.com/~peteh/

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