Re: Converting RPG to RPG ILE

This should be considered a brand new program. If you have any standards
for testing prior to implementing into production, you should follow those
same standards. If any reports, files etc are generated, consider doing
parallel runs between both versions, and comparing the results.
You will probably find that there IS no problems, but if something does go
wrong, at least you can say that you tested the new version.
No matter what we do to a program, be it one line change, one line insert,
one line delete or thousand lines etc, we ALWAYS test.
Its called CYA (Cover Your A$$).



Alan Shore

NBTY, Inc
(631) 244-2000 ext. 5019
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rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 09/21/2006 08:53:57 AM:

HI,

I am converting a Production program written in RPG, to ILE using the
system conversion tool. It compiles fine and looks good. Is there any
special tests I should run or anything to be concerned with or is it
fine to just put it right into Production?



Thank you,



Phil Kestenbaum


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