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LarryC 11 months ago

Is there any documentation, or does anyone have experience in executing ACUCOBOL programs on a Windows PC set up as a virtual machine under AZURE.

What steps or changes to the config file, if any are needed. Or is it even possible ?

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0 David Darnell 11 months ago

Are you considering installing the standard runtime on a Azure hosted Windows 10 machine to execute an ACUCOBOL-GT program? Have you tried installing the runtime and executing one the sample programs?
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0 LarryC 11 months ago in reply to David Darnell

Yes - Programs and data as a Virtual Machine. Have not tried a sample program. I am new to using cloud for virtual systems and not clear how easy or difficult it would be. One of my current customers wants to move it to AZURE. Other prospects have also indicated interest in moving my applications to the cloud,
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0 David Darnell 11 months ago in reply to LarryC

If you have not already tried it, you may want to. I installed version 10.5.0 on an Azure hosted Windows 10 machine and tested a few samples and all seemed to work fine.
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