Re: MACPAC

A very good reason to want the application unmodified is that it fills
the needs very well,  BUT, a newly designed application, if well donne
will be much better.  It takes a long time to emulate all the nuances of
a program, and you may end up with a barely acceptable imitation of the
old one.

The person who will pay for the job has the right to decide, but I feel
it will be an honest move to sujest the redesign, even if that will give
you less hours.
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Kmh0421@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Hello to all. I have a 'unique' opportunity. I have a prospective client that
> wants me to rewrite WSU MACPAC programs into RPGII/III - then they want to
> use the Accelerator conversion programs to convert these programs from that
> into 400 code. They have an 'Advanced System 400' as they put it, where it is
> One AS/400, with Two boxes inside where they must DDM files between them. I
> am still unclear about the whole story, but they do not want me to just write
> AS/400 native code, they say it must go through this conversion process or it
> won't work (I am still foggy on it).... I was wondering if anyone could
> explain to me the part that I must be missing as to why I can't just write in
> current code? Why they say I must rewrite the MACPAC WSU stuff first into

-- 
  Raul A. Jager W.
Asuncion - Paraguay
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