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Richard B. Baird wrote: > I wanted to stay out of this holy war, but I just couldn't. :) > > flamethrower(*on) > I don't know if your message was targeted at me, but I can pretend it is. :) > Even if you don't want to write new programs using the cycle, (and you have > EVERY right not too), if your job brings you anywhere near a legacy cycle > program (and there are millions out there), then you'd better learn how the > cycle works, and you'd better learn it fast. I know the cycle. > If you are my employee and couldn't handle maintaining or making major mods > to a cycle program, I have no use for you. I'm in the lucky situation that I can afford to say 'no thank you' tasks that don't 'suit' me. I would never hire a programmer that admits still using the cycle for new programs... :) > If you refuse to learn something that WILL help you when you need it, then > I have no use for you, because you are too hard headed to work for me. I haven't written a new report type program (with printer file) in 5 years. Almost 100% of my new AS/400 programs are server programs serving VB client programs. A nice weekend to you too! Holy wars are great sometimes! :)
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