Re: RPG Cycle

I was introduced to RPG back in 98 also, and whilst i was told about the
cycle, i was told to aviod it unless you were intending to process all
records in a file.  Even still, i would prefer to *see* what is happening
in my code.  One instructor told me that the only reason it is still there
is for backwards compatability, is this true?  I am not sure.  I guess it's
a case of each to their own, but i have worked with about 6 or 7
contractors and they all seem to steer well clear of the cycle.




"Chris Beck" <CBeck@good-sam.com> on 16/02/2000 07:04:07

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Subject:  RPG Cycle




What does everyone think of the RPG cycle, for todays programming?
I got my programming degree in 98 and I never heard a word about a RPG
cycle in school.
I now have gotten a new manager, who comes from a RPG II background and
thinks wonders of the cycle.
Also if anyone has any or can point me to info on the cycle.

Thanks for all your guys (and gals) input, I have learned more from this
list than all my RPG classes.



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