Database access from COBOL
- From: bill@xxxxxxxxxxx (Bill Gunshannon)
- Date: 15 Dec 2005 15:52:28 GMT
Well, it looks like this semester of student VAX use went well. Now
it is time to start building on this. The students who just did data-
structures will be moving on to their first database course. The last
thing they did with COBOL on the VAX was ISAM. Looks like a good lead-
up to see why databases are the next step. So, can someone point me
at some simple examples of database access from COBOL on VMS? And let
me know which manual I shuold expect to find more detailed information
about it? (It would be nice if I had the time to pl,ay with it myself,
but I don't and I hate re-inventing the wheel anyway.) Who knows, maybe
we are headed towards a VMS Renaisance in Education!! Maybe if we get
through this next semester with the students working on VMS again I
can convince the professor involved to consider a paper for the Small
Colleges Conference about using VMS to handle these concepts.
bill
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