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Applewood Computers Accounting System
Accounting system for smaller companies written in GnuCobol.
... testing is done using v3.2. The current version utilises standard Cobol files, be they sequential or indexed. The beta version, offers additional support for Mysql and Mariadb. This is available as v3.02 and as a nightly build direct from the lead programmer. -
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lixa
LIXA, LIbre XA, is a free and open source XA transaction manager
LIXA (LIbre XA) is an open source and free Transaction Manager implementing the distributed transaction processing "XA specification" and "TX (transaction demarcation) specification" according to the X/Open CAE Specification. LIXA implements even XTA: XA Transaction API, an innovative API that implements XA transactional context passing among different applications. LIXA is a Transaction Manager but it's not a Transaction Monitor: this is the distinguishing feature of the project. LIXA... -
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dbpre
SQL precompiler for COBOL
SQL precompiler developed for Gnu-COBOL and MySql. -
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Eclipse COBOL Plugin
COBOL Plugin for Eclipse
This Eclipse plugin was originally for Fujitsu COBOL for the Eclipse IDE. I am proposing that we use it to work with GnuCOBOL. GnuCOBOL is Free as so with Eclipse. Perfect Match -
The only software you need to increase cash flow, optimize resource utilization, and take control of your assets and inventory.
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Personnel system for running a emulation of a IDMS database on a PC using IDMS commands at a higher level but using a mysql database at a lower level.
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