code-migration

I have read on Stack Overflow some people that have converting to C#2.0 to C#3, but is it really worth it? I have a project that is done at 75% before going in maintenance phase. I am asking to myself if it is worth it to switch to C#3.0? Update: The project will have a web interface now so before entering the maintenance phase we have to develop the web part (all was done for internal purposes with Windows Forms). Most parts will be resused (back-end). Most people have said that it wasn't worth it in the past because it was already at 75%... but now do you still think it's not worth it? What

With some changes in the staffing at the office, the levels of C# expertise has dropped off precipitously and there are now more Java developers. It has gotten to the point where the higher-ups are considering moving an existing .NET project written in C# into the Java world. Aside from the obvious problem of starting completely from scratch what are the possible ways that this company can accomplish a successful move of development on a project from .NET C# into Java? Here are things to consider: Is this big project? If Yes, try to stick with C# Is this medium sized project with components?

I have added EF 5 to my project via Nuget and enabled migrations with the "Enable-Migrations" command. I have then called "Add-Migration" to generate the base code for generating the schema. I then added a property to one of my domain objects (string property called "TestProperty") and added a mapping to my EntityTypeConfiguration file (we're ignoring the conventions at the moment). Calling "Add-Migration" again produces the error: Unable to generate an explicit migration because the following explicit migrations are pending: [201303262144218_Initial]. Apply the pending explicit migrations

I have a large MySQL set of commands in a file (script) and I need to execute it on a Microsoft SQL Server 2008. I know there are few differences in both languages, despite the fact the base SQL is the same. Is there any way how to convert a MySQL script to one that is executable on SQL Server? Or is there any migration app that can easily take the whole MySQL server and replicate everything on SQL Server 2008? Thanks for any advice. I tried Full Convert Enterprise with quite big success. Fast, easy and it did my job. Give it a try it may help you 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

ORIGINAL Q: I'm wondering if anyone has had experience of migrating a large Cobol/PL1 codebase to Java? How automated was the process and how maintainable was the output? How did the move from transactional to OO work out? Any lessons learned along the way or resources/white papers that may be of benefit would be appreciated. EDIT 7/7: Certainly the NACA approach is interesting, the ability to continue making your BAU changes to the COBOL code right up to the point of releasing the JAVA version has merit for any organization. The argument for procedural Java in the same layout as the COBOL to