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[archive] Questions about some copies

  • August 3, 2009
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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 31 July 2009]

Hello all,

I have some doubts about .def and .cpy copies that comes in the sample directory of acugt. If someone can tell me which is their use:

acureport.def
amortcontrol.def
composite.def
gridctl.cpy
helpdemo.cpy
netdb.def
netQATest1.def
showmsg.cpy
showmsg.def
spellchecker.def
webclient2.def
webclient.def
wrundll.def

It's for cleaning and organization purpose

Thanks afterwards!

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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 31 July 2009]

    Hello all,

    I have some doubts about .def and .cpy copies that comes in the sample directory of acugt. If someone can tell me which is their use:

    acureport.def
    amortcontrol.def
    composite.def
    gridctl.cpy
    helpdemo.cpy
    netdb.def
    netQATest1.def
    showmsg.cpy
    showmsg.def
    spellchecker.def
    webclient2.def
    webclient.def
    wrundll.def

    It's for cleaning and organization purpose

    Thanks afterwards!
    Most of these .def are copybooks for sample programs. The amortcontrol.def
    and spellchecker.def are copy books that are for .Net controls or activeX controls. Some are used in conjunction with AcuBench - showmsg .cpy is for Procedural division code and .def is for the working-storage

    I hope this helps.
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 31 July 2009]

    Hello all,

    I have some doubts about .def and .cpy copies that comes in the sample directory of acugt. If someone can tell me which is their use:

    acureport.def
    amortcontrol.def
    composite.def
    gridctl.cpy
    helpdemo.cpy
    netdb.def
    netQATest1.def
    showmsg.cpy
    showmsg.def
    spellchecker.def
    webclient2.def
    webclient.def
    wrundll.def

    It's for cleaning and organization purpose

    Thanks afterwards!
    Most of these .def are copybooks for sample programs. The amortcontrol.def
    and spellchecker.def are copy books that are for .Net controls or activeX controls. Some are used in conjunction with AcuBench - showmsg .cpy is for Procedural division code and .def is for the working-storage

    I hope this helps.

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