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Problem:

How to include a comment in cobol.dir file ?

You can include a comment in the file by placing an ampersand '&' in column 1 followed by a space. If you omit the space the comment is treated as a directive, and the syntax check on that file fails.

It is a same way for the file that is defined with the Compiler directives DIRECTIVES or USE .

Resolution:

You include a comment in the file by placing an ampersand '&' in column 1 followed by a space.

If you omit the space the comment is treated as a directive, and the syntax check on that file fails.

It is a same way for the file that is defined with the Compiler directives DIRECTIVES or USE .

Old KB# 4523

Problem:

How to include a comment in cobol.dir file ?

You can include a comment in the file by placing an ampersand '&' in column 1 followed by a space. If you omit the space the comment is treated as a directive, and the syntax check on that file fails.

It is a same way for the file that is defined with the Compiler directives DIRECTIVES or USE .

Resolution:

You include a comment in the file by placing an ampersand '&' in column 1 followed by a space.

If you omit the space the comment is treated as a directive, and the syntax check on that file fails.

It is a same way for the file that is defined with the Compiler directives DIRECTIVES or USE .

Old KB# 4523

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