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More than you can imagine. Since there was far more S/36 installed than S/38(50 to 1, maybe much higher), you gotta imagine many of those folks never bothered to convert to "native".
I have several customers who never bothered and never asked to be converted once they saw that the 400 could handle their software "as is".
I don't believe "anybody" including IBM, has any idea how much S/36 code still runs. Remember the S/36 was wildly popular in other countries other than the USA.
Of course IBM also didn't think many people were using OV/400.
Shields, Ken wrote:
That's another reason why IBM, rushed to put the Sys/36 out in the market. The S/36 was so popular, that even to-day, on the current release of OS400, the Sys 36 Environment is still supported.
I'm very curious to know just how many companies are still using the S36 Environment.
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