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Hi Peter

Well I have just been looking at a program here that was written in '94 with 
SELEC in it but I know it was way before then that it was introduced.

Steve

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Onderwerp: When was SELEC introduced?


Hi group,

in our December issue of COMMON Belgium News, there was an article about 
improving the performance of RPG SELEC statements (written by Ron Turull, 
and also publised on Search400.com in October last year).

The article started with "The SELEC opcode is a great, recently added 
feature in RPG..."

Then followed some example code in RPG III.

I'm planning to write a nasty email to COMMON Belgium that this is 2007, 
and RPG III is sooo 80's.  Besides, SELEC isn't that new, I believe.

However, I'd like to know when exactly SELEC was introduced to RPG. Google 
didn't turn up any relevant info.

Thanks in advance to anybody who can give me a clue.

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium
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