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philippe@Nantes
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HI every body,
I have some questions about using a COBOL module in fex.
1) Is it possible to pass more than one parameter between FOCUS environment and COBOL environment ?
2) To which loadlib may I add the loadlib containing the module ?
3) Is there some constraint with Dev Studio ?


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Leah
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1) Is it possible to pass more than one parameter between FOCUS environment and COBOL environment ?
2) To which loadlib may I add the loadlib containing the module ?
3) Is there some constraint with Dev Studio ?


1. Yes, assuming the Cobol module is set up to receive multiple parameters.

2. I would say you need to put it in a library in your application path, such as where the IB user written subroutines are stored. Which I don't know where.

3. Don't know, but if set up as a user written subroutine that can be 'gotten to' wouldn't think so, but not the expert here.

M2Cents Wink


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