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USDA may need better software, or maybe not.... Old (legacy) <> bad.
Trust me - the USDA software is bad. If I recall correctly - one of the reasons it was never converted to native was that the RPG II conversion tools had trouble getting a handle on the truly awful file structures etc. It could have been done though - but they wouldn't pay the price. They were determined many years ago that they would move off the system. The fact that it has taken this long to even get to this point speaks volumes. Now they, like hundreds of others before them, will spend millions of dollars (and that's just the budget over-runs!) lining the pockets of consultants and many many years trying to convert to a Windows/Oracle/Whatever "solution" instead of having started evolving what they have fifteen years ago. Glad it's the U.S. Taxpayers money and not mine that will be wasted <grin> Jon Paris Partner400 www.Partner400.com
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