HP Integrity NonStop J-Series User Manual
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MAINTAINING AN APPLICATION
Generating an Application To Be Moved
Generating an Application To Be Moved
If you are generating an application that you intend to move to
another system, volume, or subvolume, do the following:
1. Obtain the SCREEN COBOL source code by setting a value for
the SCOBOLSOURCE attribute before you add the application.
2. Suppress compilation of the SCREEN COBOL object code by
setting the SCOBOLOBJECT attribute to a null value. For
example:
SET APPL SCOBOLOBJECT
3. Use FUP or the editor to move the SCREEN COBOL source code to
the desired system, volume, or subvolume.
4. Compile the SCREEN COBOL source code by using the following
command:
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| |
| SCOBOLX/ IN <source-file>, OUT <list-file>, MEM 64 / |
| |
| <object-ID> |
| |
| |
| <source-file> |
| |
| is the name of the edit-type file containing the |
| SCREEN COBOL source code. |
| |
| <list-file> |
| |
| is the name of the file to which the SCREEN COBOL |
| listing is to be directed. |
| |
| <object-ID> |
| |
| is the name of the SCREEN COBOL object file identifier, |
| typically POBJ, which can be up to five characters long. |
| |
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5. Use FUP or the editor to move the PATHCOM file.
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