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>> Is there an equivalent for COBOL? Can the source type be changed, and you're done, as you can do with RPG36 - or is it RPG38? No conversion needed. The COBOL level supported by ILE COBOL is a superset of COBOL/400. Most programs can simply have the type changed - then recompile and go. The design point for the compiler was that if the generated code would not produce identical results to those that COBOL/400 would produce, then it should fail the compile. I have not personally seen any cases where this didn't hold true. The only real issue tends to be that it can be problematic to try to simply convert one program at a time as you can with RPG. COBOL works best (and was designed to work this way) when you convert the whole program suite in one go. Jon Paris Partner400 www.Partner400.com
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