I'm totally new to OpenVMS, and I'm of the unlucky ones that got OpenVMS x86_64 in the form of a demo image file.
When I do SHOW LICENSES I see COBOL among a few others. But when I try to invoke the compiler I get an error. If I do PRODUCT SHOW OBJECT /PRODUCT=COBOL I get 0 files found. SAme for BASIC.
Does this mean the COBOL compiler is not installed?
Community Licence - Where is the COBOL compiler?
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Re: Community Licence - Where is the COBOL compiler?
I fell int that trap too when I reported the contents of the CLP vmdk. I forgot that PASCAL is still a VMSINSTAL product and won't show up when you do a PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT *.sms wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 2:52 pmproduct show product pascal
pascal /version
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It does show when you
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$ type sys$update:VMSINSTAL.HISTORY
VMSINSTAL Product Installation History File
VMSINSTAL header format written on 18-MAR-2024
S = Success HPC = HP Signed NA = Not Applicable U = Unsigned
F = Failure VSI = VSI Signed NV = Not Validated
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Product Information | Installation Information
--------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------
Name | Mnemonic | Version | Date | Status| IVP | Node | Installer | VALSIGN
--------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------
| PASCAL | 6.3 | 18-MAR-2024 | S | S | V922 | SYSTEM | VSI
Based on the install dates I would have thought that COBOL and BLISS could have been installed as "production" releases to them were announced 28-FEB-2024 and it appears that the LP were installed to this disk image about 2 weeks after that.
John H. Reinhardt
VMS user since 1981
VMS user since 1981