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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] Mike, your efforts are appreciated. We’re starved for tools out here, and many of us see WDT/400 as the turning point for the iSeries. Look…when I walk in the door, my dogs bark. They’re barking because they’re happy to see me, not because they’re mad. So when we’re barking… SEU and SDA are basically the same now as they were 22 years ago. Yes, we have SQL and ILE now; you can argue those components must be in place before AD tools can be developed. WDT/400 shows great promise, but I believe it’s under-appreciated (and therefore grossly under-funded). Here we are in the middle of the Internet revolution, and the iSeries handles HTML with the same elegance as the System/3 handled on-line programming 25 years ago…and with almost the same techniques (program request under format, nasty interactive coding). It’s too bad the Vahalla gang can’t manage the hardware/software investment ratio: right now hardware is way ahead of AD tools. It will be interesting to see what, if any, software is announced by IBM at COMMON. We need some good news… Woof woof! Regards, Reeve --
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