"travelling contractor" license (was RE: Small subroutines)

Actually, I was unaware of it until you mentioned it, Jon.  Point me to the
proper place, please, to get more info.  How much is this license?  What are
the client PC requirements?  You mention needing ADTS on the AS/400; what
product option is required?  On our V4R3 box, ADTS is licensed program
5769PW1 and has 3 options along with the *BASE; only the *BASE and option 1
are installed.  Options 2 (App Dev Manager) and 3 (AppDict Services) are not
installed.  Is there a trial available?

Also, I noticed licensed program 5763CL2, ADTS Client Server for AS/400 -
Windows, and its two options, CoOperative Development Environment and
VisualAge RPG for Windows; this product is not installed on our box.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jon.Paris@hal.it [SMTP:Jon.Paris@hal.it]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 3:12 PM
> To:   RPG400-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      RE: Small subroutines WAS:RPG Indicators
> 
>  >> I remember asking Prodata several years ago if they would consider a
> "travelling contractor" license
> 
> Not sure if you know it or not Dan, but you can use a Code/400 license in
> just
> this way.  If you as a contractor purchase the license, the only thing the
> customer needs (other than letting you connect) is to have the regular
> ADTS on
> their system.  The back-end code is always shipped with ADTS.
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