I am moving a bunch of programs from Unix to Windows and have found that there is a 130 character limit for the using keyword vs 250 on Unix machines.
That is randomly breaking things. Is there some workaround for this?
Brian
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I am moving a bunch of programs from Unix to Windows and have found that there is a 130 character limit for the using keyword vs 250 on Unix machines.
That is randomly breaking things. Is there some workaround for this?
Brian
Brian, what version of RM/COBOL for Windows are you using?
V 12.20
Just installed it a few months ago.
The pertinent error code seems to be 204
Well, the docs say 4096 is the limit, without reference to OS. This has been a 'squirrelly limitation' for years, unfortunately.
Is it a so-call DOS command, or a Windows command?
Have you contacted tech support?
Not sure what a 204 means. Windows docs mention (decimal) 203 and 205!
Can you reduce the characters needed by using a CMD file?
I know I do curl commands on Linux that are quite large, but I use the ability of curl to use files to specify some parameters.