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In a perfect world you would do the following: Generate excitement, train, exclusively implement. Generate Excitement http://www-306.ibm.com/software/awdtools/wdt400/ - Success stories - You all get new, beefier, PC's! Training - We used Jon Paris, on site, for a few days (but that was pre-lpex days) - Joe Pluta does this also - See also Susan Gantner - COMMON - IBM Technical conference - http://www.statususer.org/statususer/html/20060510.html - A local BP had a training lab that sponsored a full day on WDSC from an iSeries RPG perspective. Could have used a little more time as I ran short on debugger experience. eweingartner at shambaugh dot com - Tutorials in the product itself - Books: - - http://store.midrange.com/ - - http://www-306.ibm.com/software/awdtools/wdt400/library/iSeriesJavaAppDev.html Don't get cheap here. Dropping a grand or two on onsite training is cheap compared to the lost productivity, or worse, failed installation. Exclusively implement - This may require management approval. But I, and others, strongly suggest that you secure (or save off and delete) the following commands for the first month: STRSEU, STRSDA, STRPDM, WRKLIBPDM, WRKOBJPDM, WRKMBRPDM, and whatever GO PROGRAM option 1 does. Failure to do so will result in many developers pissing on management, and on all the money invested, by refusing to at least give the new environment a try until they get over their fear of change. "Change? That's for users! Not for me!" Rob Berendt
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