*I'd have to see some stats that anyone has upgraded to the 2002 standard to believe anyone is actually using object oriented COBOL in production. My employer

*I'd have to see some stats that anyone has upgraded to the 2002 standard to believe anyone is actually using object oriented COBOL in production. My employer actually still uses HP 3000 COBOL, even though the HP 3000 boxes are long gone. We now run on top of AMXW[1] and Ti2SQL[2] which are like mainframe emulator frameworks, so that we can execute 35 year-old COBOL code on UNIX hardware and a SQL database. No point in upgrading it to COBOL 2002. We're porting it to Java instead. [1] http://www.freschelegacy.com/en/data-sheets/amxw-one-stop-solution-automated-migration http://www.freschelegacy.com/en/data-sheets/amxw-one-stop-so... [2] http://www.ordat.com/en/solutions/tisql/ http://www.ordat.com/en/solutions/tisql/