MAINFRAME MIGRATION SOFTWARE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
LIFT AND SHIFT MICRO FOCUS (IP) LIMITED OLD BATH ROAD, NEWBURY BERKSHIRE RG14 1QN United Kingdom Mainframe migration software; computer software for developing and deploying legacy software applications; client-server software for managing multiple-tier computer networks; computer software for managing and providing access to databases and files over global and local computer networks; communications software for use in transmitting data and multimedia information over global and local computer networks; network management software; data delivery software to migrate software applications to other platforms; network utility software; communications software to deploy legacy software applications; legacy system management software programs; computer software for facilitating the transmission and reception of data via a global computer network and other computer networks; computer software for use in software development; computer software for emulating performance characteristics of multiple computer software operating environments; computer software, namely, assemblers, compilers, development environment software, offloading software, source code generators, debugging software, graphic user interface development software tools, file access, transfer and handling software, source code management software, computer code analysis software tools, key and data compression software, software tools for integrating development environments, and operating system extension and runtime software; computer software, namely, programs for maintaining and testing computer software, and instruction manuals supplied as a unit therewith;
LIFT AND SHIFT NICROFOCUS IP LTD. SOUTH CHURCH STREET P.O. BOX 309 G.T., UGLAND HOUSE GRAND CAYMAN Cayman Islands Mainframe migration software; computer software for developing and deploying legacy software applications; client-server software for managing multiple-tier computer networks; computer software for managing and providing access to databases and files over global and local computer networks; communications software for use in transmitting data and multimedia information over global and local computer networks; network management software; data delivery software to migrate software applications to other platforms; network utility software; communications software to deploy legacy software applications; legacy system management software programs; computer software for facilitating the transmission and reception of data via a global computer network and other computer networks; computer software for use in software development; computer software for emulating performance characteristics of multiple computer software operating environments; computer software, namely, assemblers, compilers, development environment software, offloading software, source code generators, debugging software, graphic user interface development software tools, file access, transfer and handling software, source code management software, computer code analysis software tools, key and data compression software, software tools for integrating development environments, and operating system extension and runtime software; computer software, namely, programs for maintaining and testing computer software, and instruction manuals supplied as a unit therewith;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. As part of handling a large amount of error information generated on a mainframe system associated, for example, with a telephone billing system, a utility software program allows a user to easily process the error information. The information is generated by the mainframe in flat file format and converted into spreadsheet format. This compilation of error messages is then sent electronically as a spreadsheet to an operator responsible for processing the error messages. The utility software automatically opens the spreadsheet and saves then information locally in a relational database. The operator then opens the database and disposes of the error messages. Upon completion, the utility software appends the disposed information to an SQL database residing on a network. The utility software then establishes communication with a mainframe and transfers the error message disposition to the mainframe where this information is merged with the existing error messages and disposed of accordingly.