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Altair
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‎2015-03-20 09:12
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How many rows have my project?

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How to know how many rows have my project or solution Confused

I´m using VC2010 2.2

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Fano_MF
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‎2015-03-20 14:01

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Hello,

There is unfortunately no feature in Visual COBOL to determine the number of rows in a project or solution.

Microsoft however has implemented Code Metrics since the release of Visual Studio Team System 2008 (not available in Express, Standard, and Professional editions). This feature produces 5 different reports that include the number of codes in a project or solution. However, COBOL program or project is not supported.

Regards,

–Ғɑɳօ

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Fano_MF
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‎2015-03-20 14:01

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Hello,

There is unfortunately no feature in Visual COBOL to determine the number of rows in a project or solution.

Microsoft however has implemented Code Metrics since the release of Visual Studio Team System 2008 (not available in Express, Standard, and Professional editions). This feature produces 5 different reports that include the number of codes in a project or solution. However, COBOL program or project is not supported.

Regards,

–Ғɑɳօ

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