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Do you know something about CobolScript?????
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Do you know something about CobolScript?????
Thank you
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CobolScript
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I think you may find information at
From the examples found there, it seems to be somewhat COBOL, somewhat PHP/Perl. Using PHP with ODBC bindings to the COBOL data might be more useful, since PHP programmers exist and should understand the nuances of scripting.
An alternative COBOL approach is COBOL-CGI:
Best of luck.
Tom Morrison
From the examples found there, it seems to be somewhat COBOL, somewhat PHP/Perl. Using PHP with ODBC bindings to the COBOL data might be more useful, since PHP programmers exist and should understand the nuances of scripting.
An alternative COBOL approach is COBOL-CGI:
Best of luck.
Tom Morrison
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Hmmm.
Well, it is England Technical Services, named for its founder.
I would characterize the ETS/Liant relationship as, "They were the original authors of some of the add-on tools sold by Liant. In most cases, Liant has added substantial technical value to those products."
I think Bob is too smart to do his own compiler and runtime; he would forfeit his neutrality in the tools business and thereby shrink his potential market.
Tom Morrison
Well, it is England Technical Services, named for its founder.
I would characterize the ETS/Liant relationship as, "They were the original authors of some of the add-on tools sold by Liant. In most cases, Liant has added substantial technical value to those products."
I think Bob is too smart to do his own compiler and runtime; he would forfeit his neutrality in the tools business and thereby shrink his potential market.
Tom Morrison
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