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All of this is definately doable. We use Micro Focus Net Express. Most, if not all, of what you are asking is just knowing how to accomplish this in COBOL. It can be done. I have also used SAS for 30+ years. You will not find standard procedures for many of the SAS statistical procedures...

I am currently using Micro Focus Server Express 5.0 on AIX 5.3. I am looking for some sample code for connecting, reading, writing, etc to a MySQL database. New to working with SQL from COBOL. What directives, environment variables, copybooks ( ie SQLCA, SQLDA...). Any help would be greatly...

doktord, Net Express 5.0 has a tool to convert indexed files. It is under the Tools / Data Tools / Convert. This will convert an indexed file into a sequential file format. We only use Micro Focus format indexed files, it recognizes that it is that type of input file. I don't remember if it...

Do you have the Micro Focus runtime system or just the compiler? If you have the run time system, then it would come with a utility to take the indexed file and convert it to a sequential format.

doktord, you cant read the indexed file via an fd. Look up the MF COBOL routine "FHREDIR". This routine reads their indexed format. However, it comes with a couple of parameters that are not intuitively obvious. The first is one byte hex value indicating the type of read we want to...

doktord, this is a vsam (indexed file) send me the file and the layout and I will create you either a sequential or csv file, your choice....

I would like to build a flat file connector programatically. It is so tedious entering manually. is there a way to do this? What format is it in? What is the name? Where is it stored? Thanks in advance!

Thanks, I will post it there also!

I would like to build a flat file connector programatically. It is so tedious entering manually. is there a way to do this? What format is it in? What is the name? Where is it stored? Thanks in advance!

Thanks PDQ, I have several P98 files and P2003 won't open any of them. There was not a password on any of them. The problem is I don't have P98. These were create at work in 1999 when that was the standard. We have moved on to P2003. That's what happens when "Corporate IS" is in control...

Sorry, you are correct, it is 2003. I upgraded from Windows 98 to XP. Got confused. The Message is: Project cannot open the file. Check that the file name and path are correct. Check that the file format is recognized by Project. Project files saved in a version earlier than Project 98 can't...

I have several projects that were saved with Microsoft 98. Our company has moved on to Project XP. We no longer have a 98 version. XP says is should be able to open these, but it doesn't. Is there anyway to salvage these projects?