This document provides an overview of a two-day training course on migrating applications to the NonStop H- and J-Series operating systems. The training will cover migrating TNS programs, databases, and development tools to the new environments. It will also discuss compilers, linking, debugging, and the application migration process. The schedule outlines modules on TNS overview, compilers, linking, debugging, application migration, and new development tools. The document notes some experiences that may be helpful during migration and topics that will not be covered in depth, such as migrations from earlier versions.

1. NonStopTrainingNonStopTraining
Application MigrationApplication Migration
to NonStop H- and J-Series OSto NonStop H- and J-Series OS
Peter HaasePeter Haase
GTUG NonStop User Group e.V.
Connect Deutschland
Darmstadt 18. Nov. 2009

2. DefinitionsDefinitions
 “Application Migration to NonStop H- and J-Series OS”
Application: code - system related or
business related - written by customer or
third parties
Migration: moving (un)changed code to
a new system environment
H- and J-Series OS: operation system
environments
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3. AbstractAbstract
The training unit is based
on the two-day HP education course:
"NonStop H- and J-Series Operating Systems Application Migration".
Participants will learn how to migrate
◦ TNS programs to the TNS environment on an H-system
◦ TNS/R native programs to the new native environment
 SQL/MP, SQL/MX, and Enscribe databases to H-systens
 NonStop SQL/MP Programming for COBOL
Good News:Good News:
H- and J-Series OS are alike environments!H- and J-Series OS are alike environments!
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4. Some experiencesSome experiences
may be helpful:
◦ Guardian environment
◦ Open System Services (OSS) environment
◦ TAL
◦ C/C++
◦ COBOL
◦ Debug, Inspect
◦ Object Acceleration
◦ Binder
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5. We will not go that deep!We will not go that deep!
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6. ContentsContents
◦ Module 1 — TNS/E Overview
 The reason for migration
◦ Module 2 — Compilers
 Handling program sources
◦ Module 3 — Linking and Accelerating
 Handling program objects
◦ Module 4 — Debuggers
 Handling processes
◦ Module 5 — Application Migration
 Review
◦ Module 6 — New Development Tools
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7. Training ScheduleTraining Schedule
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09:30 – 10:30 15.00 – 16.00 16:30 – 18:00
Introduction 2. Compilers
5. Application
Migration
1. TNS/E Overview
3. Linking and
Accelerating
6. New
Development
Tools
4. Debuggers
Enjoy your break! But, do not forget to come back!

8. TopicsTopics notnot includedincluded
Migration from early RVUs to G06.20: necessary
 Migration from SQL/MX 1.8 to SQL/MX 2.x: necessary
Migration from OSS-TNS programs and
environment to Guardian-TNS: necessary
C++ Migrations
 VERSION1 toVERSION2/3: necessary
 Tools.h++ 6.1 to Tools.h++ 7.0: necessary
 Tools.h++ toVERSION3: nice to have
Migration from Tandem Development Suite (TDS)
to Enterprise Toolkit (ETK): Tool available
Migration from TNS to native TNS/E: Nice to have
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9. IntroductionIntroduction
Peter Haase
◦ Physicist, Bonn University
◦ More than 25 years in the NonStop business
◦ Foundation Certificate in IT Service Management
◦ Project Manager Certificate by the Coblence Ch. of Commerce
◦ Auditor for IT Professionals at the Cologne Ch. of Commerce
Contact
◦ Peter Haase Consulting, Kirchstr. 12 - D-56820 Mesenich
◦ Mobile 0049 (0)171 / 8442242
◦ Phone 0049 (0)2673 / 9860-0 Fax 9860-12
◦ Migration@peterhaase.de
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10. LiteratureLiterature
H-Series Application Migration Guide
HP Integrity NonStop NS-Series Database
Migration Guide
HP NonStop SQL Supplement for
H-Series RVUs
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11. Questions ?Questions ?
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