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9. Useful links
- To download a simple program to add line numbers and refresh line
numbers for COBOL source code try my very own COBLinNo
1.1
- To download a (free) COBOL compiler try Fujitsu:
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www.adtools.com/student/index.htm
- All things COBOL - Webring:
- www.geocities.com/Eureka/2006/ring.htm
- For tutorials (COBOL and others) try:
- Programming
Sharehouse
- Tutorialfind
- Programmingtutorials.com
- TechTutorials.com
- Incidently, a version of ZingCOBOL (sometimes listed as A beginner's
guide to COBOL programming) is hosted by findtutorials.com, but
unfortunately the formatting is all wrong, and frequent requests by
me to fix it have so far been unsuccessful, so just stick to the original.
- COBUG: COBOL User Group
- www.cobug.com
A one-stop resource for the COBOL community where you will find
references to COBOL jobs, software, forums, sample code, news,
and other COBOL programming resources.
- A jobsite specifically for COBOL professionals:
- JustCobolJobs.com
- For Yahoo:
- for
COBOL or
- for
general programming
- Some good COBOL sites:
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The COBOL Center
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The Kasten COBOL page
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Birr's Programming Services
- The COBOL
Portal
- Object-Z
Systems
- COBOL and database technology:
- RLDT provide a fully transparent gateway between cobol applications
and database technology for unix and windows systems. Move your Cobol
files to Databases. Fully compatible with SQL server, Oracle, Sybase,
Informix, DB2, Ingres and others on demand.
Cobol Access Plus
- Here's a book that you can buy:
- I have a copy and it is pretty good. Makes good a reference book too.
You get to download the 1st 3 chapters (and some sample programs) for
free so judge for yourself. Might be worth it.
- Murach's
Structured COBOL
- Recently they have published a mainframe COBOL book.
- Given that you would most likely work with mainframes then this book (which pays particular attention to IBM mainframes)
would seem a pretty good idea.
- Murach's
Mainframe COBOL
- Web sites:
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