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From: Pete Dashwood on 3 Jul 2008 06:50 "SeaSideSam" <Sam(a)SeaSide> wrote in message news:32f$486c296c$6214c817$30671(a)ALLTEL.NET... > Refs: RM/COBOL V6.5 for UNIX and Win95 Users Guide > RM/COBOL V6.5 for UNIX and Win95 Language Reference Manual > > Pete. > > 1) There is no mention of 'ISAM' files in the above refs. > 2) Recognized file structures are > a) sequential > b) relative record > c) indexed > 3) 'Alternate-record keys' can be used in 'Read' and 'Start' statements. > Standard > rules of the 'Read' and 'Start' statements apply. > 4) My Vista machine crapped out for the 7th time in 6 months the other > day, and I > am now in the process of building an XP machine and will not install > RMC until > I get back on XP. I will be available for testing at that time. > > sss > Thanks Sam. In this context, ISAM and Indexed are interchangeable, even though technically they are not... :-) Hope you get things sorted with your system. I find XP to be excellent and even better since installing SP3. I approached this update with fear and trepidation expecting everything to fall apart... :-) (tribute to MS track record...) To my surprise it installed effortlessly and NOTHING reacted to it. I have NEVER had a BSOD or hang since running this machine. (It has 2GB of main memory... Lack of memory and continual memory leakage seems to be a frequent problem with MS apps.) Since installing .NET and running apps that use it, I have had no problems. I'm totally sold on the DotNET framework now. I won't be installing Vista and will leapfrog to Windows 7 64 bit. If that turns out to be a dog, I'll move to Linux. Pete. -- "I used to write COBOL...now I can do anything."
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