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IBMcopy163: COBOL Migration is Completely Different From What it Used to Be!

Project and Program: Programming Languages

Tags: Proceedings, SHARE Orlando 2026, 2026

IBM has a new recommendation as to how to migrate from pre-V5 compilers to COBOL 6. In this session we will explain why this is, what problems are possible, and how to avoid problems when deploying programs in production that were recompiled with COBOL 6!

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