I worked for several years with an old release of ACS. There are many
things that you would like to do. Among the things that I remember are:
1. The A/R sucked. I appliqued another A/R product on top of it. My
suspicion is that it was written for a factored client.
2. Allocation was designed to be customized, but even then it wasn't
good enough. I wrote an interactive allocation/order maintenance program.
3. The overall package was ported from a S/34 application and was laden
with subroutines. We started removing unused subroutines by hand, and
ultimately wrote a command name Remove Unnecessary RPG Subroutines
(RMVURPGSR), and this improved performance. On the large memory machines
available today, this is likely a moot point.
Al
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HI What type of projects does one typically work on using ACS (Apparel
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one.Thank you, Mike
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