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We are using focexec programs in creating online screens in our application and we need to call a subroutine cobol program within our focexec. I would like to ask if we can call a subroutine inside a Modify file procedure? example:
Originally posted by Waz: Mainframe FOCUS.... Debug mode ?
What do you mean debug mode?
I tried to run it but i got this error. (FOC001) THE NAME OF THE FILE OR THE WORD 'FILE' IS MISSING but when i try to include Table file abcd Table was not recognized by modify procedure.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Myke,
Well, that's ok and is how it should be. Since you're in MODIFY, you can't use TABLE commands.
Debug mode is switched on by saying 'MODIFY FILE abcd DEBUG'. There must still be a manual around somewhere that explain what you can do with MODIFYF Debug mode. I'm sure I've forgotten most (if not all) of it.
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