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>From: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com> >> >> Better than: >> >> InTranL1.Chain( OhPo#, OhComp ) >> If InTranL1.RcdFound( ) == TRUE >> ** Display IntranL1.Po#, InTranL1.RcvQty, ... >> End > >Um... because one exists and the other does not? What language is that >second paragraph supposed to represent? If it's a Java-like language, then It is pure C++. Very clear and useable. The InTranL1 class, the Chain( ) and RcdFound( ) mbr functions could be easily generated from the external database file defn of INTRANL1. No pgmr coding needed. All that is needed is the CPW that other platforms have. >> Any estimate on how much CPW is needed for each concurrent user ? > >Yeah - zero interactive CPW. But I suspect it's more than the pure 5250 >approach. Excuse me because I am trying to learn something here. Where did you see "interactive" in my question ? On a 1000 CPW 270, how many concurrent users can be supported ? > > >> The as400 could meet these requirements much better if the CPU >> was as fast as it could be ( can even keep the price the same ). >> IBM would make more money, colleagues of mine would not be >> leaving the platform because of the lack of work and we could >> prove to the rest of the computer world that our platform is the >> best on the market. > >Thank you for your opinion. Got nothing to do with your original statement: > >"This is not trivial. The slow cpu of the iSeries prevents modern >programming languages from being used on our system." I try to be brief and count on the good intensions of the responder. The original stmt is logically extended as: "The slow cpu also prevents our system from being a competitive file server and odbc/ado server" Steve Richter
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