Re: conversion to ILE

["Denis Robitaille" <DRobitaille@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At my site, we did the following:
Started using RPGIV with no special training. We first converted RPGIII 
programs with the CVT... command. Most of the changes , we learned from the 
midrange and news400 magazine. I also used an ibm toturial (on 2 disquette) 
that help by showing side by side the difference between RPG III and IV (sorry, 
i dont have that program anmore and i dont remember its name). Currently, we 
use RPGIV but we do not use ILE (everything is compiled with activation group 
*CALLER). The syntax of RPGIV is easy but my people have more trouble with the 
ILE concept.

Denis Robitaille
Cascades Inc
819 363 5187
fax 819 363 5177
DRobitaille@cascades.com

>>> "Ronald Nance" <RNANCE@commerceinsurance.com> 04/21 4:34 am >>>
hello out there,  my team is looking at doing a conversion to 
RPGIV/ILE as a step toward client server/OO thinking

how about a pointer to where I can find comments on :

procedures taken
education available
what to avoid ....

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