Re: system event trigger whenever a source file member is updated

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Hi Joe,

I am surprised at the interest. It seems I unintentionaly hijacked a
thread because it had some relevence to a some work I was doing. I hope
I did not offend the originator of this thread and that he will accept
my appologies.

The system in question belongs to a client of mine who have been
Unix/Oracle for long time. Business take over has resulted in them
inheriting the AS/400 systems and applications and their intention is to
replace them. This decision will not be reversed. It is their company
policy and I am only a small outside contractor. I have no influence.

They are stuck with CICS systems at V3R2 with no opportunity to upgrade.
However, this situation has been in place for a number of years now, and
still they cannot get rid of the the AS/400s. They expect the AS/400s to
go on for at least 1 or 2 years yet.

Perhaps with PASE or AIX there are opportunities yet for the iSeries in
this environment. It seems I may have an education job on my hands as
well as programming.

Regards
Syd


Joe Pluta wrote:

>>From: Dr Syd Nicholson
>>
>>The system wil be in place for 1-2 years until AS/400s are replaced. The
>>company is centralising its IT and moving to Unix/Oracle.
>>
>
>Syd, I think we'll all be keenly interested to see how this goes.  Please
>drop the list a note from time to time to let us know how the project is
>going.  I'm pretty outspoken in my belief that the AS/400 is the best
>business server available, and I'd be interested to know under what
>circumstances a Unix solution might reasonably replace an AS/400.
>
>Joe
>
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