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COBOL restructuring on RainCode Online
Your COBOL code has gotten too hard to maintain?
You are tired of ever rising maintenance costs?
RainCode Online is an automated code restructuring service.
It improves the quality of your code in a number of ways, to improve its
maintainability, to reduce its size, and even, in many cases, to improve
its runtime performance.
It can even turn generated COBOL code into readable and
maintainable code,
comparable in all ways to what an experienced human programmer would have
produced. It has been applied with great success to code generated by
PACBASE,
ADW,
MetaCOBOL, and
Cool:GEN, and is immediately applicable to
other
generated COBOL code.
The restructuring can even be combined with a database migration, replacing the
existing VSAM or non-relational database access with a SQL database of your
choice, using one of several methods that is most applicable to your unique
requirements.
The process
The process goes as follows:
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You define a new migration project on our website, by posting
one or
more COBOL programs (individual programs, tarballs, zip file,
etc...)
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You setup this transformation job by going through the 70+ settings that
control the restructuring job (You can also make your life easier, and
use the standard settings which will do fine in most cases)
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You submit it... and wait, have fun, coffee, go home, anything, really.
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Your submission is processed. Depending on its size, it can take a few
hours or a few days.
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When the restructuring job is finished,
you are notified, and you can see each and every program of your
submission and see for yourself how the structure and the quality of
your COBOL code has been improved.
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Together with the restructured code, you receive a quote
for the restructuring job.
You can then decide to purchase the restructured code,
with no surprise: you can check for
everything , every program, every line of code before
committing.
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Alternatively, you can change the settings and resubmit.
Free of
charge.
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You can even
walk away.
No question asked. And it
does not cost you a dime.
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See for yourself and visit our RainCode
online website.
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