In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 05/04/2008
at 08:43 AM, Clark F Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
One day the mainframe world will wake up to the fact that they have a
choice. There WAS a time when mainframe hardware was the only game in town
and vendors (both hardware and software) could charge
: (Mainframe has competition was fwd) Re: COBOL Compiler for
Windows
For example, Sabre (airline reservations, Travelocity) cut its total
expenses 50% when it switched from mainframe to Unix.
I do not have any particular knowledge of Sabre, so I would assume absent
any information to the contrary
was fwd) Re: COBOL Compiler for
Windows
The following discussion on comp.lang.cobol may prove interesting. I
would be curious to read if any of the major claims such as American
Airlines Sabre moving totally to Unix are wrong.
Clark Morris
On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 22:38:36 -0500, in comp.lang.cobol
For example, Sabre (airline reservations, Travelocity) cut its total
expenses 50% when it switched from mainframe to Unix.
I do not have any particular knowledge of Sabre, so I would assume absent
any information to the contrary that they're wonderful people.
But I do have a problem with whoever
The following discussion on comp.lang.cobol may prove interesting. I
would be curious to read if any of the major claims such as American
Airlines Sabre moving totally to Unix are wrong.
Clark Morris
On Wed, 30 Apr 2008 22:38:36 -0500, in comp.lang.cobol Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Subject: (Mainframe has competition was fwd) Re: COBOL Compiler for Windows
The following discussion on comp.lang.cobol may prove interesting. I
would be curious to read if any of the major claims such as American
Airlines Sabre moving totally to Unix
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