RE: E-mailing Queries

This pricing is going to have a lot of leeway.  I paid only 300 for a 270 I
believe a few years ago.  The price has a lot of fluctuation.

Larry

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American Life Insurance Company

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$600 for what kind of system? I recieved a quote from a business partner 
last week that was $1,200 for the advance job scheduler for our 520 in a 
P10 processor group. 

Bryan
ECHO, Inc. 






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Oh, I forgot to add that if you do not have the Advanced Job Scheduler it
runs about $600 from IBM. 

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We have a large number of month-end reports that are produced by queries
which are printed and distributed each month. Is there a way to have these
e-mailed directly to the recipients without purchasing any additional
software? If software is necessary, is there anything that will do the 
trick
cheaply? Please be as detailed as time allows 

 

John A Candidi

Rutgers Insurance Companies

IT Director - AS/400 Manager

856-779-2274