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I'll start by saying I actually work for a company that sells VAI, but I'm
not a salesman so I won't give a sales pitch.

VAI's website is http://www.vai.net. They offer a pretty nice GUI side as
well as the normal green screen stuff.

Most of the code does look like converted RPGII stuff. It's a pretty solid
package though.

With their newest release they have a lot of reports that you can convert
to spreadsheets so a lot of users like that.

If you need any more information feel free to let me know and if anyone
would like me to pass on contact information to any of our sales people,
feel free to contact me off this list.

James R. Perkins



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Mike,

According to their web site: "AniSoft is a partner with Vormittag
Associates Inc."

-mark

At 10/30/07 10:41 AM, you wrote:
Is this VAI ? http://www.anisoftgroup.com/solutions/vaimodules.htm

We are looking for an iSeries based GL/AP/AR/Payroll application also

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Mark,

How are their accounting modules (A/R, A/P, G/L)?

Are they tightly integrated or can they be used standalone?

Is the code fairly clean or would it put a bowl of pasta to shame?


-mark

At 10/30/07 08:07 AM, you wrote:
Mike,

My shop has been on VAI for many years. But, I've only been here for 5
months so can't give you a long term view. We've liked it enough to
consider other components - their forecasting piece will likely be the
next
subsystem we add. The objects are ILE, but some of the actual code
appears
to be RPG II - not a lot (if any) of the ILE functionality is used. The
only /free use in our code is the enhancements we have made. I have
not
seen any subprocedures used in the base code.

So, I'd expect that the code would look very familiar to you, even
though
the source is in ILE members.

Feel free to contact me off list with other questions/concerns.

Mark Plank

On 10/30/07, Mike Berman <mikeba777@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

HI We are looking at a package called "VAI" written in RPG. We are
an old
RPG shop, meaming that we have not yet embraced ILE or any of the
new
techniques. Is this package an easy one to learn? are there are
pitfalls to
be aware of?

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