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     S36 to AS400 migration is fairly straight-forward, but be aware 
     that S36 on the AS400 involves an emulation environment. Changes to 
     RPGII code is minimal in most cases. 
     
     I've ported a number of S36 apps to AS400, and each one presented 
     it's own challenge. If you're intending to just migrate to the 
     S36e, it should be fairly easy. If you're interested in making 
     these native apps, forget it. Take some design specs and start 
     over.
     
     eric.delong@pmsi-services.com


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Subject: Move S/36 to AS/400 
Author:  <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com > at INET_WACO
Date:    6/29/99 7:48 PM


     Can anyone tell me what is involved in converting an application that 
     runs in the System/36 on AS/400 application to a regular AS/400 
     application? Not to make it take advantage of the extra advantages of 
     AS/400 but just to run. Is this dead simple, or extremely complicated 
     or something in between? What would some of the issues be?
     
     TIA, Debbie Gallagher
     
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