On 10/13/19 5:35 PM, Wayne S via cctalk wrote: > In 1981-1987 i worked for a company that used the MCBA system subroutines to > develop a system to do trust plan administration for labor unions. Mostly it > was remote data entry by the unions themselves over leased lines using black > box modems. The MCBA routines were pretty clever and solid. The screen > routines used vt100 escape sequences to make "fill in" fields which then > could be made to resemble a form. > It ran on pdp 11/70. In 1982 we converted it to run on a VAX 780. Hardest > part was converting from (i think) DMS 11 ( i think that was what the file > system was called) to RMS. >
DMS-11 was Univac's CODASYL Database system running on the 1100. I believe it still exists today running on the 2200 from Unisys. bill
