so cobol is the tool to parse the xml . is that what vcsy had micro focus create?
and what did masa son have 8 make with them for their sql/vce/horizon thing?
something to extract the 744 object from the function and ....from the xml documents? to transform it to be called other names but still represent the same object? pardon my ignorance.
those skilled in the knowledge might be able to make v ip into a mainframe modernization platform?
is msft going to let bain do this without them?no>>>>>>>
"Rocket software is owned by Bain capital. mitt and utah, utah and novell and former ceo of google guy?
msft cptn hasn't given up?"Rocket software is owned by Bain capital. mitt and utah, utah and novell and former ceo of google guy?
msft cptn hasn't given up?
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