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Thanks folks. So far I've got back quite a few replies, and they all point to the fact that IBM's ISeries, does not have good exposure, requires a great deal of specialist setup, and $, and quite a few of you have had bad experience with the platform in different areas I've worked in the midrange world for many moons, and although the platform is solid, IMHO , it has to 'open' up much further. We're working and living in a world where an entire development world can be downloaded to your desktop for free.. (a good example is Java 2) etc...and in order to do any development in the ISeries world ,you have to spend a lot of money to acquire a machine, and then , acquire all the licensing for the software, anon anon.. There is general agreement, that exposure in Colleges and Universities is insufficiently supported by that division of IBM, and as a footnote, IBM is getting their socks knocked off in this very important arena. Question now is, will they do anything about it? Ken Shields PPG Canada Inc Ph: 905 725 1144 (326) Fx: 905 433 8712
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