Dude - the Cobol program probably has EMBEDDED SQL statements in it..
just pull them out and wrap any business logic around them with Java within
a Bean or even JSP taglib member.
Otherwise, the program may be doing an Remote Procedure Call to a 3rd party
middleware..which may be using stored procedures.
If that is the case, then you'll have to contact the DBA to access that SQL
source code.
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> Subject: OFF : Any Cobol To SQL Data Converter ? Urgent
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>
> I'm working on a banking site. Bank is currently using
> its cobol based system and it wishes that its customer
> can check the Bank Statement Online. And i need a
> Converter from Cobol to SQL Or Any other better
> Solution Plz Recomend
>
> Rgrds and Tnx
> Muddaser Azeem
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