It was an era.  Everything evolution in live.

I did 8 years in cobol programming, a little bit hard to code, but you get
use to.

No complaint

Ramon E. Estevez
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Hi,

<Donning fire-proof suit>
I did a year's worth of COBOL at a large bank.

I would rather walk around companies selling sandwiches than code in COBOL
again!

I used to be a fair 'C' programmer, with a touch of Pascal / APL and
assembler (even wrote a floating point library for an 8087), and can write a
tidy bit of PL/SQL ...

In all the large corporates  I have worked in, the Cobol departments have
been incredibly structured/rigis (adding a column to a table took 6 working
days, AFTER rrhe request had been filled out in triplacte and authorused
...)
</end of flame>

Regards
Oweson Flynn
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Rachel,
Whats wrong with COBOL. I programmed with it in the early 70's and last I
heard the "root" module I write is still in use today(payroll for a Fortune
100 company). Later in life I programmed in INFORMIX 4GL on a DataPoint
server. It was replaced with an IBM 360 and they never got the application
to run as fast as the original.
 ROR mª¿ªm

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/31/01 09:27AM >>>
hm, watch your back at IOUGA next year Joe :)

I am up there amongst the more "seasoned" members of this list.

I even (sh, don't tell anyone) programmed in COBOL.




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