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  3. September 2002

RE: Java versus RPG on iSeries

> From: David Morris
>
> We support one of our manufacturing plants with a
> Java/RSSQL/SQL Server/Oracle/iSeries based system. The iSeries
> system collects orders and manages finished good inventory.
> The Oracle database handles raw materials, scheduling, and
> reporting, RSSQL supports about 300 PLC devices that provide process
> feedback, and SQL Server is used by some of the materials handing
> equipment. All of this runs 24/7 363 days a year. Java was
> used because it integrates better than anything else we could
> find.
>
> Response is good, but this doesn't quite meet your criteria because
> none of the database tables involved in this process have more than
> about 2 million records.

Still, that's a healthy database, David.  Is the Oracle system doing the
actual material requirements planning?  This is the part that's always
struck me as difficult to handle in SQL.

Joe

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