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I agree with this. Isn't this the reason why everyone wasn't using CODE/400? There was no question it was a great product but most shops would not shell out the money. Glenn Gundermann ggundermann@xxxxxx (647) 272-3295
The only reason the majority of people who use WDSC for RPG development today are using it is because it is included with the compilers. Take away that incentive and you will see usage drop to near nothing. I can't imagine many shops, small or large, paying a 3 or 4 hundred dollar per seat premium for WDSC when the green screen tools work well enough and do not cost extra. It may actually be better for the users if they do start charging for WDSC. Maybe then we will see some third-party products that blow WDSC out of the water. In any case, if they intend to start charging for the development environment then they should provide the compilers as part of the OS. Then charge x for PDM and x+y for WDSC and give people the choice of how much to spend.
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