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  3. November 2003

RE: RPG IV release levels and complexity

IMHO, this is the problem.  IBM shouldn't be breaking backward
compatibility in new releases of OS/400 for any products.   That's what we
should be pushing IBM about, rather than pushing for a release-neutral
RPG compiler.


> There WAS one twist to the V5R2 upgrade, Scott.  V5R2 specifically broke
> WAS35SE.  That is, if you had an application that worked wonderfully on
> WAS35SE and you upgraded to V5R2, your application stopped working
> (well, more precisely, WebSphere stopped working).
>
> The only way around this is to upgrade to WebSphere Express.  That's why
> I've been giving sessions on migration to WebSphere Express at trade
> shows and the like.  It's a bit of a pain, actually.

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