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#COBOLasks - Questions for the #COBOLrocks TechCasts

  • March 17, 2016
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This thread is to support any Q&A coming from the #COBOLrocks TechCasts. If you have any questions, please post them as a reply to this thread, or tweet them to @MicroFocus using the hashtag #COBOLasks and a member of the community, or the technical team here at Micro Focus will get back to you. 

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What is it?

A new series of six on-demand technical webcasts specifically for developers. Every 30-minute TechCast is expert-led and packed with new tips and tricks that add value to everything you do with COBOL.

What are the topics?

  1. Introducing Visual COBOL
  2. Upgrading from Net Express to Visual COBOL for Visual Studio
  3. Upgrading from Server Express to Visual COBOL for Eclipse
  4. Modernizing the COBOL UI experience
  5. From COBOL to a relational database - ISAM to RDBMS
  6. Fundamentals of Visual COBOL & .NET

Register now

www.microfocus.com/.../index.aspx

Does it rock?

It sure does. Your COBOL application can do way more than it currently does. Here is where the fun begins. #cobolrocks


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    This thread is to support any Q&A coming from the #COBOLrocks TechCasts. If you have any questions, please post them as a reply to this thread, or tweet them to @MicroFocus using the hashtag #COBOLasks and a member of the community, or the technical team here at Micro Focus will get back to you. 

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    What is it?

    A new series of six on-demand technical webcasts specifically for developers. Every 30-minute TechCast is expert-led and packed with new tips and tricks that add value to everything you do with COBOL.

    What are the topics?

    1. Introducing Visual COBOL
    2. Upgrading from Net Express to Visual COBOL for Visual Studio
    3. Upgrading from Server Express to Visual COBOL for Eclipse
    4. Modernizing the COBOL UI experience
    5. From COBOL to a relational database - ISAM to RDBMS
    6. Fundamentals of Visual COBOL & .NET

    Register now

    www.microfocus.com/.../index.aspx

    Does it rock?

    It sure does. Your COBOL application can do way more than it currently does. Here is where the fun begins. #cobolrocks


    #netexpress
    #VisualCOBOL
    #COBOLrocks
    #COBOLasks
    #ServerExpress
    #COBOL
    Hi, i have a question related to the micro focus product Databse connectors. I have watch the webcast and red the documetation, but it's not clear to me if this product can both be use for both Batch and Cics. The sample explain during the webcast was Batch related, but I have to be sure it will work with Cics I/O as well.

    If possible, pleas reply via email.
    Thanks.

    Regards,
    Robin Bergman
    Email : Robin.Bergman@ing.com
    Chris Glazier
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    This thread is to support any Q&A coming from the #COBOLrocks TechCasts. If you have any questions, please post them as a reply to this thread, or tweet them to @MicroFocus using the hashtag #COBOLasks and a member of the community, or the technical team here at Micro Focus will get back to you. 

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    What is it?

    A new series of six on-demand technical webcasts specifically for developers. Every 30-minute TechCast is expert-led and packed with new tips and tricks that add value to everything you do with COBOL.

    What are the topics?

    1. Introducing Visual COBOL
    2. Upgrading from Net Express to Visual COBOL for Visual Studio
    3. Upgrading from Server Express to Visual COBOL for Eclipse
    4. Modernizing the COBOL UI experience
    5. From COBOL to a relational database - ISAM to RDBMS
    6. Fundamentals of Visual COBOL & .NET

    Register now

    www.microfocus.com/.../index.aspx

    Does it rock?

    It sure does. Your COBOL application can do way more than it currently does. Here is where the fun begins. #cobolrocks


    #netexpress
    #VisualCOBOL
    #COBOLrocks
    #COBOLasks
    #ServerExpress
    #COBOL
    The Database Connectors product is distributed as part of the Visual COBOL product. CICS support is available in the Enterprise Developer product not the Visual COBOL product.

    Database Connectors maps standard COBOL I-O statements like OPEN, READ and WRITE onto SQL statements under the covers allowing you to access database tables using these statements instead of using embedded SQL.

    So the short answer is no, Database Connectors are not currently supported for use with CICS programs running under control of Enterprise Server. If you require this functionality you should contact your Account Manager or open up a new ticket with Customer Support and we can look into the options available.

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