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Dane,

Yes, and when a compiled language is appropriate, how about C or C++ on
the iSeries or where appropriate. 
Have read about PHP, don't know anything about Ruby yet.

Take care,

Dave


>>> ddrotts@xxxxxxxxxxx 2/23/2006 17:08:08 >>>
David

I agree with you on the mainstream languages, basically you have Java
and
.NET, they are the leaders.. but PHP is gaining some ground and we
cannot
overlook what Ruby is doing. 

Regards
 
Dane Drotts
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date: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 14:34:29 -0700
from: "Dave Odom" <Dave.Odom@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WEB400] native PHP in V5R4???

Not true about SQL being slower access than RPG.   But the bigger
picture is if the platform is to compete seriously in the market place
against other DBMS platforms it is imperative those using legacy
programming languages (RPG, CL, etc.) move to using mainstream
languages
(SQL for sure) and programming methodologies.   

Sincerely,

David Odom  

>>> MCUNNING@xxxxxxx 2/23/2006 12:31:30 >>>
Explain the easier comment for accessing DB2 ?  CGIDEV uses native RPG
Database IO that in my opinion is faster and easier and gives you more
control that other methods like SQL. 

>>> gmagnuson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 2/23/2006 2:07:21 PM >>>
Eric Kempter wrote (in part...)
>>  Are we in effect asking for a native version of UNIX rather than
just >>PHP?  I look forward to reading everyone's opinion.



I see PHP as a form of DDS-5250 replacement...
(yes, it is so much more...)  I see that PHP pushes
And pulls from the DB2 database so much easier than CGIDEV.

My $.02 worth

Gerald







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