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The directives file for compilation

  • May 27, 2011
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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 26 May 2011]

Hello all,

Can we specify which directive file to use when compiling from the command line. I know we can specify the DIR directive in netexpress projects or as $SET in the code, but can it be done from command line ?

I want to compile 2 sets of files that will use 2 different directives.

-PTeng

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    • May 27, 2011

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 26 May 2011]

    Hello all,

    Can we specify which directive file to use when compiling from the command line. I know we can specify the DIR directive in netexpress projects or as $SET in the code, but can it be done from command line ?

    I want to compile 2 sets of files that will use 2 different directives.

    -PTeng
    Hi ,

    The USE directive is best for this:-

    cobol mycobol.cbl use"mydirfile.dir";

    Regards
    David


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