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bitnerd5305
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Posts: 3
11/8/2006 3:39 PM
I've heard rumors of a conversion utility that will convert a Lawson Cobol program to a Lawson RPG program. Can anyone confirm or dispell this rumor? I've heard it referred to as delmid.
Does anyone have information or a link on what the names are for an RPG API routine and the corresponding Cobol API paragraph are within the Lawson environment?
Thanks in advance
John Henley
Senior Member
Posts: 3348
11/8/2006 6:06 PM
'delmid' is an internal Lawson tool that they use to port their COBOL code to RPG. Although Lawson delivers 'delmid' with the Environment, they don't deliver some of the underlying code artifacts which are called by 'delmid'. You can try it, but I haven't been able to get it to work.
What sort of API translations are you trying to do? I.e. Database APIs?
e.g., RPG: CALLP DN@DBIFGLM1(E@DBFINDEQ) --> COBOL: PERFORM 840-FIND-GLMSET1
bitnerd5305
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Posts: 3
11/9/2006 4:09 PM
John,
Thanks for your response. I'm sorry to hear it's an internal Lawson application.
I have alot of DB translations like the one you showed.
When you try to run delmid, do you run it on the source platform or the target platform?
I'd like to try and see what kind of results I get.
Have you ever thought about writing something, like this, yourself? Do you think others would find it useful?
Do you have a reference that shows the translations?
Thanks,
Eric
John Henley
Senior Member
Posts: 3348
11/13/2006 8:07 PM
I don't have a reference. I'm assuming you're trying to port some interfaces or something as part of a platform change? You might want to contact Analysts International or CIBER--they do a lot of this type of work...
Scott Krueger
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Posts: 14
2/21/2007 6:16 PM
If the programs are in COBOL and you have a COBOL compiler on your iSeries. You can move the source over and compile them on the iSeries. There is a little modification to be made to the code. They will run just fine.
Lawson's delmid tool doesn't translate the COBOL into very efficent RPG code. Most of the code that runs on the iSeries has been rewritten by Lawson to run more efficently
If you need additional help with this please feel free to contact me.
Scott K
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