Hi,
there is the following
APAR:https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/apar/PH17246Please check if the COBOL
importer plugin was installed or open a case with Rational Tooling.
Denis.
-Original Message-
From: Larry Zhang <03b304d39e8e-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu>
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.
Hey Mike,
I'm not recommending hosting anything on the cloud for an enterprise. A
few years ago I got coerced into joining the committee for my sons
soccer club and pushed for $100 a year for Jira and Confluence as
opposed to pen and paper and email. It was a hit! Mobile is a disruptive
game
Larry,
>In the manuals it says that PARMCHECK adds a string of hex values at the
>end of COBOL WORKING-STORAGE.
This is true!
>I assumed that it also did the same for each 01 level in the LINKAGE
>SECTION, which logically made sense that the compiler would acquire another
>piece of storage to co
Thanks David.
One of my co-workers had a similar modernization story regarding his son's
Little League team, and as a result they have now have post-game MLB quality
stats available. Pretty impressive!
I appreciate some sort of unique change identifier at the line level as well,
something t
Thanks the APAR didn't work for us as we have checked it ... our tooling
is RSA 9.7.0 which is already >9.6. But we can check to see if the COBOL
importer plugin exists. Can you detail how to see if this plugin is installed?
IBM has mentioned the name Denis and I think it was you. Any chanc
In the LE Programming Guide, section "Building a simple DLL application"
(https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.4.0?topic=dlls-building-simple-dll-application),
the following statement is made:
"After final autocall processing of DD SYSLIB is complete, all DLL-type
references that are not staticall
