RE: BPCS 3.0 Questions

The SYS programs are the BIG problem with BPCS Y2K conversions, However,
the folks at Nexgen have come up with a Y2K tool (Focus/2000) that is
able to deal with this challenge.  They are located in Naperville, IL -
you may want to give them a call.

>-----Original Message-----
>From:  mdavidson [SMTP:mdavidson@wavegate.com]
>Sent:  Wednesday, May 06, 1998 7:46 AM
>To:    'BPCS-L@midrange.com'
>Subject:       BPCS 3.0 Questions
>
>I've just started at a company that is using a heavily modified version of 
>BPCS 3.0 on the AS/400. They have not carried on the software maintenance 
>for years. This is my first exposure to BPCS. My first task here is to 
>bring the software up to Y2K compliance.  A challenge, but I believe I've 
>got it under control (for now.)
>
>My problem is that I've encountered some non-observable programs (of 
>course, also without source.)  They begin with a call to SYS900, which 
>calls some programs in the SYS65x series. I understand that these are 
>probably used for security and license purposes. What I need to know is how 
>these programs will react on 1/1/2000, and secondly, if/when we move to 
>RISC, what are our options (other than paying big $$$ to SAA?)
>
>Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thank you
>
>Mark
>
>mdavidson@wavegate.com
>
>
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