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At 07:48 PM 6/29/99 -0400, you wrote:
>     Can anyone tell me what is involved in converting an application that 
>     runs in the System/36 on AS/400 application to a regular AS/400 
>     application? Not to make it take advantage of the extra advantages of 
>     AS/400 but just to run. Is this dead simple, or extremely complicated 
>     or something in between? What would some of the issues be?
>     
Files would have to be converted to db files externally described instead
of flat files

OCL would have to be converted to CL--and some logic changes made--no-sorts-
logical files instead--etc.

Lastly, the programs themselves would or should be changed to RPG400 or ILE.

The questions, as always, is time, cost,  and are the benefits worth it.
thats the hardest
question u will answer IMHO

Regards,

Bob
Bob Montague
slew@accessone.com
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