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I don't understand your rather circuitous logic. You have gone away from the AS/400 because Mike Otey, an ODBC guy, writes a book about the AS/400, then one about VB, and then one about SQL Server, and so that means he has given up on the AS/400. BRZZZT. Wrong. But thank you for yet another completely unfounded post. Mike is still senior technical editor at iSeries NEWS, and his company, TECA, still develops software to work with the AS/400: "Our products include AS/400-platform controls for accessing information on the IBM AS/400 system from your PC, as well as PC-platform controls. Our controls may be used in any OLE compliant development environment." Once again, your logic is flawed from hypothesis to conclusion. But even so, if you, unlike Mr. Otey, have decided to "give up on the AS/400 platform", then why do you bother to read and post to this mailing list, which is specifically geared for the AS/400? I'm just wondering. Your opinions are obviously anti-AS/400, and your posts are illogical and unfounded. Why bother? Joe > -----Original Message----- > From: Server Dave > > Thanks Doug, > You are correct, > I asummed since Paul Conte partnered with Mike on the MS SQL > Server 7 /2000 > books he must have moved on away from DB2/400 > > Mike Otey was the author of Client Server A/S400 --he was the guy who > got me started with VB via this book and a few of his News/400 articles.He > seemed > to vanish from the AS/400 scene and later turned up as the editor for > http://www.sqlmag.com .Paul has also writen some stuff for the same mag. > Well worth a look as all the back issues are online for free.Mike is > considered a bit > of a guru in the Microsoft scene now.That alone was what made me > give up on > the > AS/400 platform.
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