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Hi: I have found the Premenos / Trusted Link / Inovis software to be very powerful, and fairly easy to use (as EDI software goes -- ease of use is compromised by the inherent complexity of dealing with a customer who helped invent the spec and thinks they are still supposed to be inventing [grin]). I set the system up from scratch, and still cover for the current EDI Administrator. We have, however, had a major headache in that the Inovis software's PC-based client absolutely insists (their tech people confirm that it is a real requirement) that virtual device workstation entries QPADEV0001 through ...5 are set up in QPGMR. This causes problems with other devices which try to grab those workstation entries, sometimes stopping Inovis from working and sometimes getting access when the QINTER subsystem is down. Obviously neither of those is a good thing.... Darrell Darrell A. Martin - 630-754-2141 Manager, Computer Operations dmartin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 01/26/2007 01:48:22 PM:
I'm partial to Inovis, from using the older Premenos software and found
it
to be very good in terms of AS/400 packages - screen navigation is easy,
help text, etc.
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