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Re: CL to OCL cross-reference

I saw that others have responded to your request for CL to OCL cross-references. Years ago a couple of excellent books were published on the topic of OCL to CL cross-references.

These books were exceptionally valuable to those of us who came from the System/36.

As I recall, there were a couple things from the System/36 that had no equivalent in the 400 environment
eric lehti 913-638-1049




At 01:27 PM 8/1/03, you wrote:
People,

I am a 'returning' programmer who worked on our company's Sys36,
switched jobs, and am
trying to get up to speed on our I-series.

I am looking for a reference source showing CL equivalents to the S36
OCL commands and parameters.
In the archives I found "Gee, that would be a great idea!". Period.

Any suggestions?

( My quest started with trying to find the CL equivalent to "?PROC?"
,the "top level procedure".
I can't find one.)

TIA

Tim

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