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I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but it might help. http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/conslt/pdf/idctco.pdf Terry >situation: A friend of mine works for a small business where >they've had >an iseries running the business for quite a while, but the owner is >considering converting to an NT based system (for no good reason, >IMO). > > >they are on V4R5 (they still use Officevision for a couple very >important >things), and IBM won't continue to support them unless they upgrade. > > >some of thier current processes need to be modernized, (credit card >processing via modem, OV, things like that), and they've been >burned by >consultants in the past and are gun shy. > > >the decision on conversion has been put off for a year, and they're >looking >for options. They don't want to commit to the cash to upgrade the >iseries, replace OV, etc, if they're going to go with the NT >package. > > >My friend, rightly, is trying to convince them to stick with the >iseries - >The system they use now is a heavily modified rpg package, and is >now very >specific to thier line of work and would be difficult to replace >with any >package, iseries, NT or anything else. But it is a bit unwealdy, >and the >perception of course is that it's old fashioned. She needs ammo to >back up >her advice. > > >I know this has been asked and answered, a thousand times, ad->nauseum, but >I've spent a while searching the archives and am not coming up with >exactly >what I was looking for. > > >I remember a thread or even a single post or web page that put the >pros-cons together succinctly on the NT vs. iseries. anyone >remember it >and have it bookmarked? > > >Rick ----- http://www.mcpressonline.com The Source for eServer Technical Resources.
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