Features of Open Abal
The Advanced Business Application Language (ABAL) was developed by PROLOGUE S.A. / PROLOGUE GROUP from 1987 to 2020. It was subsequently acquired by SOLOGIC and AMENESIK with the aim of offering a robust modernization of the language and its tools.

Open systems
Open Abal is the new 64-bit version of ABAL. It has been ported and validated on the following standard operating systems:
• UBUNTU 20.04 LTS
• UBUNTU 24.04 LTS
• RED HAT RHEL 9.3
• RED HAT RHEL 9.5
• WINDOWS 10 / 11

Open data
With Open Abal, ABAL's traditional instructions for accessing databases and files are now based on the following standard databases:
• MySQL
• PostgreSQL
• MariaDB
• Microsoft SQL Server via ODBC

Open access
Open Abal comes with a new terminal display system, LTS (Lightweight Terminal Services), offering a complete in-browser experience, for both text-mode and graphical applications.
LTS has been qualified for the following standard web browsers:
• Firefox
• Chrome
• Edge
• Safari
• Opera

Open platforms
Open Abal applications allow user access from the following standard hardware platforms:
• PC running Windows
• Ubuntu workstation
• Apple Mac
• Apple iPhone
• Apple iPad
• Android smartphone
• Android tablet

Open clouds
Open Abal is operational on the following commercial public cloud platforms:
• Amazon AWS
• OpenStack
• Google Compute
• Microsoft Azure
• IONOS Cloud
• CloudSigma

Open community
The Open Abal community is active in Europe and Africa, particularly in the following countries:
• France
• Italy
• Germany
• Spain
• Austria
• Belgium
• United Kingdom
• Burundi
• Burkina Faso

Open information
This online wiki guarantees free access to all information related to Open Abal for all members of the community.