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  Tom Kobelt

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  A quick Intro

  Checking out the AS/400 forum.
  I was introduced to the AS/400 in Toronto labs when it was code named silverlake.
  I was working for an IBM Business partner at the time.
  
  I have had fun building communications software and application software on the AS/400.
  Written tools to migrate S/36 to AS/400 (DB2 400 files)
  Now the migration is to SQL.
  
  The latest projects include developing MySQL & PHP definitions to run on the i5.
  THe big thing is to move our applications to LAMP - it can run on an i5 partition, native on the ir (V5R3 or higher)
  or eventually on LAMP appliance.
  
  A quick hi.
  
  I have had a year of German in the high school - I don't think I could respond to most of the articles.
  If you have interest or questions the migration project feel free to respond or send me an email.
  tom@kdi.ca
  
  • 18 Sep 2008, 04:37 am
  Tom Kobelt wrote: > Checking out the AS/400 forum. > I was introduced to the AS/400 in Toronto labs when it was code named > silverlake. > I was working for an IBM Business partner at the time. > > I have had fun building communications software and application > software on the AS/400. > Written tools to migrate S/36 to AS/400 (DB2 400 files) > Now the migration is to SQL. > > The latest projects include developing MySQL & PHP definitions to run > on the i5. > THe big thing is to move our applications to LAMP - it can run on an > i5 partition, native on the ir (V5R3 or higher) > or eventually on LAMP appliance. > > A quick hi. > > I have had a year of German in the high school - I don't think I > could respond to most of the articles. > If you have interest or questions the migration project feel free to > respond or send me an email. > tom@kdi.ca