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Hi Guys,
I wrote:
>There were a few using COBOL and almost none using RPG (there are
>certainly no IBM RPG LPPs now).
Jon challenged:
>Isn't ISDB still supplied in V5R2? That was predominantly RPG code.
Dave commented:
>Point of worthless trivia: The EDTLIBL CPP used to be QMNRPEDL, an RPG
>pgm,
There I go, trusting to faulty recollection. Does that mean I suffer
brain farts? Does that mean I'm getting old? Does that mean I'm a
candidate geezer? I'll have to start my sentences with "You young
felllows ..." or "I remember when ..." or "In my day we ..." Aaarrrrgghh!
I am sure I saw something years ago indicating that the last RPG program
had been removed from the system. Of course that doesn't mean RPG
programs have not been added later -- although Dave's comment suggests
that the EDTLIBL processor has not changed in years. I should verify
these things before I state them as fact. Sorry.
On my 440 system I see 305 RPG programs in the various Q* libraries.
Library Count Product
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QDMT 207 Application Dictionary Services
QUMEDIA 6 Ultimedia System Facilities
QSYS 27 Various
QPFR 14 Performance Tools
QMPGLIB 34 Performance Management
QIXA 7 ISDB
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295
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The difference between 295 and 305 is accounted for by PTFs for the
various products.
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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