I know. It supports even SQL-SERVER. You do nothing, nothing to convert. It puts your tables at sql-server as blob data. It runs your COBOL applications as Windows application without any code upgrade (I'm not talking about .Net version, wow, you say there's a .Net version too, now). That's wonderful...

>Cobol is still produced and supported by several companies. There's even a version for .Net
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>>While Cobol still gets updates, even VFP's hotfix files gone... :(