Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 10:10 pm Post subject: Dateproc-compiler option
Hi All ,
In my shop i had tried working on a function which "FUNCTION DATE-OF-INTEGER" , this was not working , i made a search and found that we need to have the DATEPROC compiler option to do this , this link provides the info ,
Can any one suggest me, where to include this , do we need to check for some thing specific while doing so ?
Curently my shop has
"APOST,MAP,X,OFF,DYN,LIB,'F(W)',NOSEQ,OPT,NOFDU,
NOSSR,'SIZE(2048K)','BUF(32760)' "
When i include the option Dateproc , it gives Rc=8 with these errors
1)IGYOS4003-E Invalid option "DATEPROC" was found and discarded.
2)IGYOS4020-W The "NORES" option was discarded due to option conflict resolution. The "DYNAM" option from compiler invocation parameter took precedence.
Quick reference also has no answers for the above codes.
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 4:31 am Post subject:
Phaninder,
What is your version of cobol? If you are using VS COBOL-II then functions are not supported. Functions are first introduced with COBOL 370. Your version of cobol is displayed in the first line of your compiler output.
Hi Kolusu,
This is the version we use "VS COBOL II Release 4.0" so as you said no chance to use functions ?? we need to call a program..to do so ..Am i right ?
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