Re: CAPTCHA image validation in web form -- WEB400

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<<People who don't use RPG because it's not "cool" are really missing out
on a great language.>>

sure, oh if IBM will include an powerful RPG to modern-rpg-free converter!!
(including embebbed sql, of course). It will be an very good "marketing"
tool too, imagine show your 20 years old invoice inquery in rpg-free to the
boss son!

mmm, Nobody doing this converter? USD119 x 4000 machines and you start being
half millanaire...

I think the as400 (ooops, IBM "i") community doesn't value the importance of
rpg-free.

Guillermo.

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 4:23 PM, Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Guillermo Andrades, CPI Software wrote:

btw the sql code is very ugly in rpg-fixed-forms, these in rpg-free is

more

little and elegant.

One of the great things about free-form is the ability to intersperse
SQL and RPG code. I can't get over how elegant it is to write a cursor,
loop through it, execute code, and not have to put a single compiler
directive that starts with a "/".

People who don't use RPG because it's not "cool" are really missing out
on a great language.

Joe

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