Re: Formal RPG Free Standards -- RPG400-L

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I would be happy to look over also. The number one thing in free format is
enforcing indention. Any program needs to be properly indented. If not it
just makes maintenance a nightmare. Such a simple thing but amazing how
many times people do not do it.

On Wed, Sep 5, 2012 at 10:43 AM, <gevans@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Is there anyone in this group that works in a shop where there are formal
standards for free form RPG? If so would you mind sharing?
We are attempting to establish standards here, and I would be interested
in knowing what others might have done.
Secondarily, might I get anyone to critique/criticize that which we have
put together. If so I could send said document directly to you as an
attachment.

Gary B Evans
Computer Programmer
National American Insurance Company
Ph #: 405-258-4509
Fax #: 405-240-5545
gevans@xxxxxxxxx
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