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I have clients that are hanging onto RPG II and OCL tooth and nail. It meets there current business needs so who am I to tell them otherwise. There are more out there than most realize which is why all of us will always have plenty of work.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jon Paris
Sorry Chet - but my experience, IBM's and most users I have talked to says that RPG IV outperforms RPG III under most all circumstances. Plus it has optimization options (including execution profiling based optimization) that are in a different league to that available for RPG III.
As to your " ... have no need ... " - do you really think there is anybody in that category? Admittedly there are shops who _believe_ that. The realization that such features really were needed after all comes at about the same time that the staff are informed that the iSeries is being replaced!!
Jon Paris
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