Your question states that you are creating managed COBOL .dlls yet you are using the DB2 ECM to precompile your embedded statements. Currently there is no managed code version of the DB2 ECM so I am assuming that you are actually creating native Windows .dlls instead of managed .dlls, is that correct? Using the DB2 directive with the BIND option will always create one bind file per source program that is precompiled. That is because the precompiler works at the source code level and knows nothing about which programs are packaged into a particular .dll or executable. I don't believe that there is a workaround for this but perhaps someone with more DB2 experience could chime in here with a definitive answer? Thanks.
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