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jt wrote: <There are plenty of tools that allow you to re-engineer your applications, to a client/server mode that bypasses the interactive "tax". Few, however, can afford the massive expense of re-engineering their apps. That's why many refer to iSeries customers as "captive".> jt, no offense but my understanding of the term "captive" in regards to the AS/400 has always been that it would be so hard to move off of the AS/400 to something else because of the integrated data base, etc. In the Unix world it is pretty easy to hop from Sun to HP... Chuck
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