Does anybody know the compiler options required to create a .obj file from a COBOL program. I ask as I need to create a COBOL routine that can be called by C.
Mike,
The drive that I'm writing the log file to has plenty of space, it's the drive where I extract the contents of the tar file that is running out of space. It's this error message that I'd like to capture in my log file.
tar -xvf test.tar >/tmp/tar.log 2>&1
When I use the above command I can capture all output in my log file, but if I run out of disk space then I get the following error displayed on my terminal.
msgcnt 878 vxfs: mesg 001: vx_nospace - /dev/vg01/lvol5 file system full (1 block extent)
Is it...
Is there a way to keep the permissions of the files contained in a tar file, rather than retaining the current file permissions?
For example:
1. I have a tar file that contains a file with execute permissions
2. I then change the permissions of the file on disk to remove the execute permissions...
Does anybody know of a mechanism where I can call a C routine in a Micro-Focus COBOL (running under Unix), but if that C routine takes too long then force the COBOL program to continue.
Ta.
Thanks people, I think that I've got this one sussed as I have to user the configuration option COMPILER-OPTIONS BINARY-ALLOCATION=MF-RM and it then stores the COMP fields just like MF.
I'm currently converting some Micro-Focus COBOL programs to RM/Cobol and have encountered a problem.
Does anybody know what a Micro-Focus COMP-X field should be in RM/Cobol as I'm currently getting the following error
Data description entry has wrong format.
Is it possible to animate a program that is executed as a background tasks in Unix using the &. <br><br>I've tried using cross session animation but the background task suspends and I get an operating system error saying that it is trying to send output, even though there is no output...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.