OpenVMS was supposed to have died a slow and unheralded death sometime during the 1990s. Labeled passe by analysts and “legacy” by Windows and Unix enthusiasts in the wake of the distributed computing ...

Hewlett-Packard has changed its direction on OpenVMS. Instead of pushing its users off the system, it has licensed OpenVMS to a new company that plans to develop ports to the latest Itanium chips and ...

Company plans to inject new life--or more accurately, a new processor--into the venerable OS, CNET News.com has learned. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, ...

Hewlett-Packard engineers on Friday got the OpenVMS operating system up and running on an Itanium-based computer, a crucial step to ensuring the venerable OS doesn't suffer the fate of many of its ...

BOLTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--VMS Software, Inc. (VSI) today announced that HP has named it as the sole developer of future versions of the OpenVMS operating system and its layered product ...

Hewlett-Packard is handing off support and development of OpenVMS to VMS Software Inc. This software is used in manufacturing, stock exchanges and other industries. OpenVMS is an operating system that ...

There are some advantages to using the LIBNAME statement to identify your SAS data libraries to the SAS System. (See Advantages of Using Librefs Rather than OpenVMS Logical Names.) However, you can ...

Create a command file for the server. Run the command file for the server. Run the SUBMIT command to create the server. Declare the server in the DECnet database. specifies the number of buffers to ...

A pair of DP264s have come into my hands, excellent dual Alpha servers.<BR><BR>I'd like to host my personal page and some web-apps on them, as well as tinker in true hobbyist style. So I'm trying to ...

(let me start by stating that I thought long and hard where to post this; I originally thought of LKF but VMS isn't a *nix.)<br><br>Is there anywhere I might find a nice "primer" for OpenVMS?

Hewlett-Packard plans to inject some new life--or more accurately, a new processor--into its venerable OpenVMS operating system on Monday, CNET News.com has learned. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based ...

Hewlett-Packard gets OpenVMS up and running on an Itanium-based computer, a crucial step to ensuring the venerable OS doesn't suffer the fate of many of its shorter-lived contemporaries. Stephen ...