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Re: Recovering RPG4 Source

> Ron Zimmerman wrote:
> I have used Source Retrieval in the past and they are very good.  I used
> them to retrieve a COBOL program source, and they did an excellent job and
> fairly quickly as I recall.  It's been about five years ago and the cost
> then was $600 per program - well worth the money if you have a critical
> program that you need to get the source back.
>

Ron -
I also had a good experience with them, approximately five years ago,
but Source Retrieval is no longer in business.  On what remains of their web
page they have a link to SST Global (http://www.sstglobal.com).  Maybe
SST Global bought their RPG decompiler.

However, in his OP, Sannan indicated they had contacted SST Global and
that they took a look at the object and said they couldn't decompile it.
:(

Regards,
Steve Landess
Austin, Texas
(512) 423-0935

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