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On Nov 14, 2018, at 12:07 PM, Soucy, Michael <MSoucy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I was wondering what do companies do when they need to train a programmer to learn RPG. I'm leaving the company I am currently working for to go to work for another company. My current employer has decided to promote from within and give my job to a co-worker of mine. He has IBM iSeries experience, and a programming background, but hasn't written or looked at a RPG in 20 years. Is there any good books or websites out there that I can point him to get to help him learn the new free format RPG? I have some RPG books, but they are old and don't have the new free format RPG in it.
Michael Soucy
Sr. Programmer / Analyst
Community Health and Counseling Services
(207) 922-4837
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