Forum Post: RE: Visual Cobol PE
You simply have to click on the Software/Licenses tab and then click one of the green arrows to download the item to the left of the arrow.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Strikethrough (Cross Line) font in Visual COBOL
Thank you, Chuck. That is exactly what I was looking for. Perfect answer! I unchecked strike-through font , instead, using dark yellow color. it looks much better and consistent! Thank you again,...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Strikethrough (Cross Line) font in Visual COBOL
Thank you Blair for the confirmation.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: GET cob compiler and linker command line from Eclipse
Thank you, Darren I turned on verbose flag. now I can see the compiling flags passed to cob command. I also checked the .cobolBuild XML file. it is not so useful to me so far. I might expect in the...
View ArticleForum Post: Work with a CALENDAR in WPF
Hello, I need to use a calendar and I can not set the following functions (in Cobol code): - BlackoutDates = I used the command "invoke CalSaida::BlackoutDates::Add (new CalendarDateRange (new...
View ArticleForum Post: Visual Cobol PE
I installed at first the trial vcvs-2015.exe Problems with compile errors. Got a Visual Cobol PE. After uninstall from the earlier version, i try to install the Personal Editon. Get the install error:...
View ArticleForum Post: sqlca.cbl vs sqlca.cpy in command line compiling
For embedded DB2 SQL application, I figure it out that I can use command line to create the application. cob64 -C MFSYNC -z -o myTest myTest.cbl sqlca.cpy -L/home/db2inst1/sqllib/lib64 -ldb2 -ldb2gmf...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: sqlca.cbl vs sqlca.cpy in command line compiling
Hi Jack, It seems like you are trying to specify the location of the sqlca copy file as part of your cob command. There should be no need to specify COBOL copy files, such as sqlca.cpy, on the cob...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: sqlca.cbl vs sqlca.cpy in command line compiling
Thank you, Blair I tried your instruction. echo $COBCPY /home/db2inst1/sqllib/include/cobol_mf:/opt/microfocus/VisualCOBOL/cpylib I have the $COBCPY setup correctly, I also have "EXEC SQL INCLUDE...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: sqlca.cbl vs sqlca.cpy in command line compiling
I really like the performance with "-t" flag as you suggested for multi-threading. Thank you, Blair -Jack
View ArticleForum Post: cobol DB2 software
I'm a legacy programmer new to this environment. I used IBM DB2 on the mainframe and would like to use DB2 here with Visual Cobol. Can anyone tell me where I can find the software for free to...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: sqlca.cbl vs sqlca.cpy in command line compiling
Hi Jack, I'm glad to hear that the -t flag suggestion was helpful. Typically, sqlca is just the name of a copy file, which contains additional source code for inclusion into your COBOL program. There...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Strikethrough (Cross Line) font in Visual COBOL
For anyone else viewing this thread, I highly recommend the video that Blair linked to above. He has several other videos in the same series that are invaluable in gaining a good working knowledge of...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: RM 2 Visual Cobol
You state that you are using Eclipse. However, Eclipse is a development environment for both Linux/Unix and Windows. Which operating system are you using? Also, an output from RMMAPINX (see RM...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Strikethrough (Cross Line) font in Visual COBOL
Thank you, Blair I watched through your YouTube video. very informative. I think I will watch it again while I am using Visual COBOL. Yes, I would recommend it to everyone I know.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Work with a CALENDAR in WPF
Hello, I've got for the command to work: "invoke CalSaida::BlackoutDates::Add(new CalendarDateRange(new DateTime(2016,05,15); new DateTime(2016,05,20)))" My problem now is to replace the constants...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: cobol DB2 software
You would need to get DB2 from IBM as it is their product. You can download DB2 Express-C for free from IBM here :
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Work with a CALENDAR in WPF
Something like this would work: 01 StartDate. 05 StartYear pic 9(4) value 2016. 05 StartMonth pic 9(2) value 05. 05 StartDay pic 9(2) value 15. 01 EndDate. 05 EndYear pic 9(4) value 2016. 05 EndMonth...
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