RE: File IO Counts
Here's how it worked for me:C:\fh>type *.cbltest.cbl select a-file assign "file.dat". fd a-file. 01 a-rec pic x. move "x" to a-rec open output a-file write a-rec...
View ArticleRE: Visual COBOL 2.2 Running INTs on Windows XP
This would happen if you are using the Visual COBOL for Visual Studio 2012 product to develop your applications as Windows XP is not a supported deployment platform.If you wish to target Windows XP...
View ArticleVisual COBOL 2.2 Running INTs on Windows XP
Is it possible to run native INT's on Windows XP? I can run the INT on a Windows 7 box with no issues, but when I try to run the same INT on XP I get an error: run.exe is not a valid Win32...
View ArticleCOBOL Server 2012 Runtime - firewall issues
We installed COBOL Server 2012 Runtime on our server... it's actually a Windows 7 workstation that we use for file sharing. I am using a batch file to run native INT programs from another Windows 7...
View ArticleInternal Sort VC2012
I have a solution in Visual Cobol 2012 naïve code that has an internal sort with input and output procedures. I do a perform thru in both procedures. When I debug the code when I go to the input...
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It's difficult to say without seeing the code, but it sounds to me as though the input (or output) procedure may itself be doing a PERFORM of procedures within its own scope. The default Micro Focus...
View ArticleRE: COBOL Server 2012 Runtime - firewall issues
The Licensing that we use is from Safenet.The way that the communication works between the license daemon running on the client and the license manager running on the server is the following:The client...
View ArticleRuntime Modules Needed
I am about to install my first solution in VC 2.2. Is there a list of the MicroFocus runtime modules that need to be included with my solution?
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
How is the COBOL Server product setup on the shared server?Is the entire COBOL Server product installed including the license manager software?You had posted a question previously about deploying only...
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
The entire Cobol Server is setup on the server including the license manager software. I have verified on the server that the license is installed. I have both a naïve code solution and a managed...
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
If you are not installing the COBOL Server or licenses directly on the workstation then, yes you have to set this up as documented in order for the required files to be made available to the...
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
I have already saw the issue with the naïve code and it will not be running on a XP machine. As for the managed code, pardon my ignorance, but the I no clue on what version of .NET framework I am...
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
Open up the property page for the managed code project and look on the Application tab.There is a field there for target Framework..Net Framework versions appear as installed software under Windows...
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
My application is targeting .net framework 4, the windows 7 machine has .net framework 4 installed.
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
If you try running this application on the server itself does it run correctly?Please make sure that you set up the server according to the links that I gave to you previously.If it still fails then I...
View ArticleError Starting Program
I have a new solution that I am deploying on a server. I have installed the license and cobol server 2012. My main program is an exe that I am starting from a workstation which has access to the...
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I was able to run the application on the server. I installed cobol sever 2012 on the workstation and the application runs fine. In discussing with the client's network people, they do not want the...
View ArticleRE: Error Starting Program
Actually installing COBOL Server locally on the workstations is the recommended approach to take so no there should not be any problems.You will have to install a license on each workstation unless you...
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