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Murali, you've found a good place to ask your iSeries questions, although you 
may not need to cross-post to multiple lists; the questions I've seen from you 
so far could all be answered on the Midrange list. Also, if you could explain 
more why you're asking the question, it's easier for other to give you an 
insightful answer, or answers, as there are usually many ways to skin a given 
cat.

My concern is that you do sound like you're echoing interview questions. If 
you're interested in learning the iSeries, why not start with one of the many 
good books that can give you a balanced overview (there's a lot to it!), then 
decide which area you need or want more knowledge in. You may be lucky enough 
to get into a position with some basic knowledge and be trained in, but if you 
have the luxury of time, take advantage of it to learn.

Getting answers to trivial questions may be pointless; I would guess they were 
asked of you to determine the depth of your knowledge, not necessarily to find 
out if you know the answer. For example, I've worked on the AS/400/iSeries for 
about 10 years now, and I didn't know the answer to the question below. I also 
can't imagine why anyone would care about the answer. However, if I were your 
interviewer, I would be listening very closely to how you elaborated on the 
answer, and much less closely to whether or not you knew the bit of trivia.

Good luck on your quest to learn the iSeries. It truly is the best business 
system available (it's tattooed on my forehead). Learning it is a pleasure and 
rewarding as a career. The more you learn about it, the more you'll like it. As 
you're learning, bring your questions here. We all learn from the answers.

Kind regards,
Z

-----Original Message-----
From: Carel Teijgeler [mailto:coteijgeler@chello.nl]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 2:12 PM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: CallStack


According to the frequency of the questions he is doing his "home work", like 
any good student would do.

Carel Teijgeler

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On 13-11-02 at 9:19 Scott Klement wrote:

>These questions that you're asking are part of a test of some sort?
>Does whomever is trying to test your knowledge understand that they're
>actually getting the combined knowledge of an RPG mailing list?
>
>
>On 13 Nov 2002, MURALI DHAR wrote:
>>
>> Hi good morning!
>> Program A is calling program B  100 times....In Callstack how many
>> times  programB will be there?
>> Regards&Thanks,
>> Murali
>
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