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Mike,

	Your statement "We also have COBOL74 programs that just won't
run right in 85" is of concern.  This should not be a tough problem to
solve.  Can you give some specifics?   We may be able to help you fix
your current COBOL problems right now - that'll help make the future
COBOL migration easier. 


Raymond Shahan
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-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
Behalf Of Michael Caplin
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 10:56 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [HP3000-L] MPUX / AMXW

I've been putting this off for as long as I can but I can't hide from it

anymore.  A migration is going to happen, I need to figure out which
path 
to take.  The envronment is COBOL, Quick & Dictionary but none of the
other 
Powerhouse components, View, Image, KSAM (old & new), MSGFiles, lots of 
intrinsic calls from COBOL, the streams have some fancy stuff but not
too 
much.  The Quick screens are very ugly with a lot of COBOL calls.  We
also 
have COBOL74 programs that just won't run right in 85. The decision has 
been made to go to HPUX, everything else is up in the air.  

I've read the messages posted and I've been to the Speedware, Ordina,
etc 
websites.

I have a feeling that some day after going down the right fork in the
road, 
I'm going to say, 'I should have gone to the left'.

Can anyone point me to a place where I can read about some recent
hands-on 
developers who have gone thru this - besides what's posted on this list.

It was helpful but a lot of it is old so I wonder if it's still
relevant.  
Problems that someone had with a product in 2003 could be solved by now.
I 
don't trust what I hear from the vendors.  I'm lookijg for real-life 
stories.

Mike

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