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Programming like painting can be accomplished in many ways. There are always
those that aren't interested in painting the picture using a different
technique.
I have been programming on the AS/400 since they came out.
ILE is the better choice because:
S/36, S/38 AND OPM code will run on the AS/400, BUT they are not native
to the AS/400.
ILE calls using the PR/PI interface insures integrity.
etc. etc. etc. etc.
My suggestions would be:
Let the subset of programmers who want to 'move ahead' create the
functions/procedures.
Embed H specs into your mainline programs so the subset of programmers
who do not want to move ahead can still cope.
i.e. H DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP('CDPHVB') BNDDIR('CDPHVB') USRPRF
(*OWNER)
or
i.e H DFTACTGRP(*NO) ACTGRP(*CALLER) BNDDIR('CDPHVB') USRPRF(*OWNER)
OPM to ILE
Understand your application from top to bottom before starting conversion
because:
RCLRSC must be removed.
Scoping (overrides, commitment control etc...) in general is
different.
An easy approach that I have used.
The entry program: Make this your named activation group program
Every program after that: Use activation group *CALLER
Pick some subroutines that get copied into 'every' program, convert them to
function/procedures in a service program USE BINDER SOURCE. Start your
adoptions of function and procedures!
Andrew
Buck Calabro
<Buck.Calabro@com To: Andrew D
Lutz/LAKE/ADD/CONTRACTOR@ABBOTT
msoft.net> cc:
Subject: RE: What are the
benefits of ILE?
07/10/2001 05:28
PM
>Shared ODP - Yes
>Named AG - Yes
>Service Pgms - Yes
>
>Change - Yes
I knew there'd be some here! Thanks, Andrew. Have you thought about
posting a note to the lurkers, explaining how your group made the move from
OPM to ILE? I think that's be an excellent addition to this thread.
Buck
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