Sorry if this is a rehash. I am revising a document that we created a
number of years ago when we looked at converting from the z to Windows
or an iSeries. We did neither, basically because management wanted
Windows and we totally shot the proposal full of holes.

Anyway, one of our questions on the i was about program development. On
the z, we use ISPF, which has a number of utility functions and as best
as I can tell, the editor is similar to SEU. Anyway, the answer from the
vendor was that we should use SEU for program development and that it is
bundled with the iSeries. Is this still a good recommendation? Can SEU
be used effectively for program development, or would you recommend RDi
or something else?

Many thanks.

John McKown

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