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We were using an earlier version (v7.5) of Rational Developer on our Windows XP 32-bit systems, mostly using the command line compiler (cob2.exe). When we got our new laptops, these had Windows 7 64-bit installed and we were forced (administratively) to move to the latest Rational (v9.0)...

Hi All, I am very experienced in many things technical, but am not very savvy on DC and AD. I have had a Windows 2003 Server in my home for many years and I had stumbled through its installation, including it being a DC and an AD. I even had the home PCs logging into the domain (each of my 5...

Hi, I have my COBOL code on MVS, broken down into many PDS members, using COPY statements to pull the pieces together in the compile step. I'd like a tool/utility that will resolve all of the COPY statements, replacing them with the COPY'd member, leaving me with a single file that is a...

My Windows 2003 Server (ASUS Athlon motherboard with two built-in RAID controllers -- one for SATA and one for IDE) has a pair of 250GB SATA drives in Raid 1 (mirror) configuration for the boot drive. I set this up via the RAID BIOS. I now have a pair of 400GB SATA drives to replace the...

Hello to all! I need to load data into Oracle 8 from an input file that is fixed-length. One of the fields is ZONED (what Cobol would identify as SIGNED). When this field is to be loaded as NULL, then the first byte of its input field has X'FF' in it. When it is not null, then this byte is part...

I am in need of creating a flat file with a "canned" header in it. So, the first SELECT statement I do is a SELECT from DUAL to construct this record. A large number of the bytes are x'00'. After creating this, it appears that these have been changed by something to be all spaces (x'20')...

A couple of weeks ago, I asked about extracting data from Oracle into fixed-format flat files. I received a very helpful reply from Mufasa (Dave) that gave a precise method for doing this. While I am now much smarter regarding SQL, my knowledge pales to those on this group, so please be gentle...

I am quite new to Oracle, and have searched extensively to find an answer to this problem, so I hope that I am not asking something too obvious to others. We have a client running Oracle for an application being sunset. In order to accomodate this, we need to perform extensive processing on...

Is there a way, either at compile time, or at run time, to determine the Program Name and/or the source member name compiled? I'd like to be able to display this information on the SYSOUT. Thanks, Craig