RE: Lull period, standstill - ideas

I'd also advise - if you suppose to learn "Royalities", then it might be 
good to do a search of Physical files, and flow chart their relationships. 
 That way, when it's your shop and you tell the next guy to "learn 
Royalities", you also give him a tool that cuts his learning time.  Or - 
like Jon said, if you've got RPGIII stuff out there, convert it.  If you 
don't have the authority to convert it  yet, then start on your list of 
how many objects need to be converted, etc - stuff like that.

good luck


Jeff Stevens
Mize, Houser & Co. P.A.
913 451 1882
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I'll advise a word of caution... don't rock the boat in a situation like 
that.  Just do your job, and wait till you are more settled and can then 
have leverage to do what you want.

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This is the type of shop that runs by the skin of their whatever.

They don't embrace the new, the motto is if it aint broke, etc...

As far as learning the business, that would mean formally declaring that I
have nothing to do. not sure how to go about this.

I have been told not to challenge authority.

I was told to 'learn royalies'. it consists of some CL and RPG's. There is
not that much to do w/ it. IMO, you learn a system, by taking a users
call, by modifying a program, etc...
Not by sitting and reading CL's.


>  >> What do you during slow times? I am seeking to ideally implement 
some
> utility that we don't have, but open to other ideas, please.
>
> Do you have any web programs?  If not download and learn CGIDEV2.
>
> If you have all the web stuff you need.  Try modernizing some of your
> mainstream apps looking for opportunities for subprocedures.
>
> If you have any RPG III (RPG/400) code left CONVERT IT!
>
>
> Jon Paris
> Partner400
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