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Post #192,714
by ChrisR
2/2/05 6:34:17 PM
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New Well, yeah but there are some really strange...
...phases outside of the norm. Last I remember, there were something like 42 steps in the cycle, with quite a few of them falling into disuse. And from what little I've seen, most of the screen handling on the AS/400 is handled by DDS logic and moved away from the S cards. Still a lot of S/36 programs have remained in tact though.
Post #192,723
by imric
2/2/05 7:20:33 PM
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New The display file IS a Primary (when you do it right)
and a series of screens can be handled with level breaks, but you are right, the cycle is being deprecated. If it's eliminated, IMO there will be no reason to use the language.
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