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Oh my, Dave <wiping tears>.  I haven't laughed this loud in a while.

But let's do something, shall we?  Let's you and I sit down and write an
MRP generation.  I'll use RPG, you use the super powerful language of
your choice.  Mine will be done faster, run quicker and have more
features than yours, guaranteed, or I'll publicly get on this list and
apologize.

But until then you're just trolling, dude.  And that being the case,
don't expect any more responses from me until you either take me up on
my challenge or at least explain what language is better for
navigational database access and why, rather than taking unfounded
potshots at RPG. 

Joe

P.S. "Not regarded in well rounded IT circles"?  Oh no!  Not the well
rounded IT circles!  <giggling profusely>




> From: Dave Odom
> 
> Joe,
> 
> Others may have pointed this out but....
> 
> Yes, it IS time for YOU to get serious with your statements:
> 
> "... the power that only RPG can bring you.  You must be joking...  As
> there are many other languages that are super powerful and available
on
> the iSeries.
> 
> "RPG: assembly language for your database,"   Again, you must be
joking
> and I caution you not to say that around anyone that works on other
> platforms; you'll embarrass yourself.   RPG is NOT assembly language!!
> Its Report Program Generator.
> 
> "available only on the iSeries!"   Yep, while somewhat powerful, no
> other platform would have RPG; they laugh at it.  It's esoteric and
> oriented to one platform of consequence and not regarded in well
rounded
> IT circles.
> 
> Again, I would not shout the above too loudly.
> 
> Dave Odom


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