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Recent content by PUMASOFT
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How to access SQL Server with COBOL apps
Being both an experienced VB and COBOL developer - just a few comments on my current experiences as team leader on this very topic:- I have been involved in a migration of a legacy COBOL (Microfocus NetExpress) system on ISAM into SQL Server for 2 years now. It was decided that we would...- PUMASOFT
- Post #8
- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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SQL SERVER CURSOR RECORD LOCK NOT DROPPED
Things are a little bit more complicated than this. In a normal SQL structured environment - you normally do have 'controlled' transactions. This application is an extreme legacy C-ISAM product and in effect we are replacing C-ISAM reads/inserts/updates/deletes with calls to libraries which...- PUMASOFT
- Post #7
- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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SQL SERVER CURSOR RECORD LOCK NOT DROPPED
The application has to work on SQL SERVER 7.0, SQK SERVER 2000 and Oracle- PUMASOFT
- Post #5
- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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SQL SERVER CURSOR RECORD LOCK NOT DROPPED
Thanks for your input - have tried this one but unfortunately I do actually need the RR Isolation Level in the application for other reasons. (I should have noted this down originally) I have tried most things like various (applicable) isolation levels, different cursor definitions and...- PUMASOFT
- Post #3
- Forum: COBOL General discussion
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SQL SERVER CURSOR RECORD LOCK NOT DROPPED
There are a couple of bugs in SQL Server whereby Locks applied by Cursors are not dropped when the Cursor is closed - does anyone know of a way round this other than dropping the connection?- PUMASOFT
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- Forum: COBOL General discussion
