Problem:

How to link to the shared runtime from the command line?

Resolution:

Release: 3.1   Open a Net Express Command Prompt and execute CBLLINK from the command line. This will display all options that can be used with the CBLLINK utility.

Using the -F option to link with the shared runtime system will imply that the users will have to make sure the runtime files are in the current directory or the PATH and COBDIR environment varialbes are pointing to the runtime files prior to run the user's application. On the other hand, the -R option is to link the user's application with the dynamically bound shared runtime. The Applicaiton Server or Net Express runtime system are automatically located by looking them up in the Windows registry.