Our AS/400 is aging. It will be gone soon. Everything is in place for when
that falls. Now I just need and OSS ERP system.
Seriously, I have been able to use ECS to build some get web tools and like
I said, I almost don't notice the monster that holds our data. Java and
tools like JDBC and ECS let me create tools that will be relevant for a long
time and throughout system changes.
-----Original Message-----
on 11/7/2000 10:47 AM, "Richard McKinley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> And imagine my pain when I get to a new job and discover that everything
is
> running on the AS/400. Should I march in and demand that we move to
> something slightly more open like Unix or NT with Oracle? No, just
stealth
> in all the OSS I can until all our systems could care less if the
underlying
> database is DB2/400 or PostgreSQL :) OSS gets in through the budget and
> approval (i.e. don't bring it up, just start using it). Java gets around
> everything left over.
I would look for a new job.
-jon
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