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Jeff, You said: >I've been given the chance by a client to justify the existence of their >AS/400 instead of it being replaced with NT / SQL Server (although the >AS/400 has a small chance, per the client). I have no doubt that keeping >the AS/400 is the way to go, but I'm not very good > at selling it. I say: Let them go NT. I'd like to see them go NT. That way, my AS/400 client will gain the competitive advantage over your NT client. ;-) Seriously though, just show them Ops Navigator and the IFS, and I'm sure they'll change their minds. They don't need to go NT anymore, to get the GUI crap, and a file system that lacks management controls. :-) Just my .01 (AUS$0.02) Greg _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
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