We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error. 

We use .mak files to compile cobol modules for execution in the server environment.  We are testing a Windows 7 install, and the compile fails because it cannot find the db2agapi.dll.  The same compile with same directives and environmental settings (i.e., path, coblib, etc...)  works fine in the XP environment.  I know there are some instructions on how to fix this in the IDE with a MicroFocus project build, but we are just running .mak files and don't create projects or use the IDE at all.  We generate cobol modules from a 3rd party tool that kicks off the compiles or we compile them manually from the command line using generated .mak files.   Does anyone know why this would occur when the db2agapi file is in the PATH?  I've even put it in the directory where the compile is initiated, just to see if it would find it, but same error.