Net Express contains two copyfiles one contains data items used by the library routines specified as type definitions, or TYPEDEFs, while the other contains call prototypes for the library routines. This demo also demonstrate the usage of the Library Routine Type definitions and Call Prototypes. Returns information about the operating system environment via the library call CBL_GET_OS_INFO. This demo demonstrate how the File Handler, EXTFH can be called directly.ĭemonstrates the use of the OpenDialog class from the COBOL GUI class library that shows a File Open Dialog Box and displays the file selected. It shows how you insert page breaks into an Excel spreadsheet from a COBOL program using OLE Automation. This is an amended version of the Excel demo from Net Express. The displays are re-directed to a text file by the OutDD Compiler directive. This program displays a list of Run-time error numbers and ERRORLEVEL values. This example illustrates how you can use display statements in a COBOL DLL program.ĭisplays and changes the contents of an environment variable Using display statements to track a COBOL programs activity has been pretty routine for as long as there have been programmers using the COBOL programming language.
converting" statement to translate EBCDIC numeric display values to equivalent ASCII numeric display values.Įxample of using X'91" function 69 to Scan a directory The example program, "CONVERTING.cbl", illustrates how to use an "inspect. This demo demonstrates how you can create a zip file or add to an existing zip file from a Cobol program.
This example illustrates how to format and use long file names with call-by-name routines. How to trap COBOL errors using CBL_ERR0R_PROC The example program illustrates how to use the CBL_LOCATE_FILE call-by-name routine. Program which shows if your program is compiled to use ASCII or EBCDIC dataĭocument and sample code which defines the COBOL CALL statement Shows the use of animate from the command line when passing a command line parameterĬonvert ASCII Line Sequential file to EBCDIC Sequential file This program demonstrates how to use Microsoft ADO (ActiveX DataObjects). This enables your application to store and access information in a Microsoft SQL Server relational database management system (RDBMS). Micro Focus’s Database Connectors(TM) for Microsoft® SQL Server. This tutorial shows how to extend an existing CICS application to use
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