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sekhar_sinha
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Can anybody let me know whether SAP can be run in Mainframe now?
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Robert Sample
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SAP has been running on mainframes for many, many years -- in fact, if you Google SAP on IBM, the first web page states
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sekhar_sinha
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| Yes, from Google I could find that SAP in running with Linus on Mainframe. Can it be run with Z/OS? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Keep in mind that "Linus" is not as old as SAP. . . |
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Robert Sample
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| 35 years ago, Unix was 5 years old and mainframes were not Unix aware. SAP has been running under z/OS and its predecessors for all 35+ years. |
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radhakrishnan82
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| Thats a very good info to me! Thx Bob. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Pardon my ignorance -- but who is Bob? There is just Robert and Dick.  |
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radhakrishnan82
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Robert is commonly called as Bob. I used to call by the common names as it sounds good and popular ... like steve for stephen!
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sekhar_sinha
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| Thanks...it is a good information to me |
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expat
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| radhakrishnan82 wrote: |
| Robert is commonly called as Bob. |
The shortened term is usually used with the approval of the person involved. |
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radhakrishnan82
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| Pls remove my prev post if its doesn't obey the forum rules. |
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Robert Sample
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| This Robert does not go by Bob, Rob, or anything other than Robert ... |
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