Transaction Application Language (TAL) was developed in the 1970s for Tandem Computers to support the creation of transaction processing applications. It was designed to provide robust and scalable solutions, ensuring high availability and fault tolerance in mission-critical environments.
Transaction Application Language
Transaction Application Language (TAL) is a high-level programming language designed primarily for creating transaction processing applications on Tandem Computers. It facilitates the development of reliable and scalable applications by providing constructs for managing transactions, concurrency, and error handling in a distributed computing environment.
Howdy Network Rank#1341
*Survey of over 20,000+ Howdy Professionals
Explore the Howdy Skills Glossary
About Transaction Application Language
Strengths of Transaction Application Language included robust transaction management, fault tolerance, and scalability. Weaknesses involved its limited portability and reliance on Tandem hardware. Competitors included COBOL, C, and later high-level languages like Java and C#.
Hire Transaction Application Language Experts
Work with Howdy to gain access to the top 1% of LatAM Talent.
Share your Needs
Talk requirements with a Howdy Expert.
Choose Talent
We'll provide a list of the best candidates.
Recruit Risk Free
No hidden fees, no upfront costs, start working within 24 hrs.
How to hire a Transaction Application Language expert
A Transaction Application Language expert must have strong proficiency in TAL syntax and semantics, experience with Tandem Computers' NonStop operating systems, knowledge of transaction processing concepts, and skills in debugging and optimizing TAL applications.
The best of the best optimized for your budget.
Thanks to our Cost Calculator, you can estimate how much you're saving when hiring top global talent with no middlemen or hidden fees.
USA
$ 97K
$ 127K
$ 54K
$ 73K
$ 224K
Employer Cost
$ 127K
Employer Cost
Howdy savings:
$ 97K
Benefits + Taxes + Fees
Salary
*Estimations are based on information from Glassdoor, salary.com and live Howdy data.