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  • Subject: Re: Proportion of programming languages on AS400
  • From: Pete Massiello <pmassiello@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 20:30:43 -0500
  • Organization: OS Solutions International

In all the sites that I go to, I would say it is 90% RPG, 9% Cobol, and 1%
everything else (C, Java, or anything else).  I think that IBM would like us to
believe that more people are using Java, I think more and more people are
starting to "play" with Java. There are sites that have more than one compiler,
but what I am talking about is the most used language or they one they rely on 
to
run their systems.  I would also add, that most choices in shops that purchase
software, is the ERP vendors language.

    JMHO

        Pete Massiello

nina jones wrote:

> > Any opinions (official or hearsay) gratefully received,
>
> i've heard 90% of as/400's are programmed in rpg - i think about 5 years
> ago.  i don't know if that was worldwide or in the usa.  and i have no
> idea how that figure is today?  has java taken over and are those 90%
> working at mcdonalds now??
>
> nj
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