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I see two general outcomes for RPG in the next 10-20 years: 1. RPG, like Cobol now, will be a fading memory with fewer and fewer instillations using it. With the constant increase in horse power from servers Java, C#, and other/new languages of the moment being able to perform transaction processing with reasonable effectiveness. Altho I don't think it will completly die for decades to come. 2. RPG will continue to be improved, along with the System i, and will be recognized as one of, if not the greatest, transaction processing languages available. Duane Christen On 5/26/06, steema@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <steema@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > HI - This is a Friday topic. But, I was having a conversation w/ the > company Controller. He indicated that he was concerned regarding the long > term support for the RPG language. He is not an IT guy, but is very > industry savvy. > > I immediatly laughed and said no way, the support will always be there. > > Then he got me to thinking, what if he is right? > > Does anyone else share this concern? > > Steve > -- NOTICE: This electronic mail transmission may contain confidential information and is intended only for the person(s) named. Any use, copying or disclosure by any other person is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error, please notify the sender via e-mail.
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