Hello,

cblrtsS.dll was the single-threaded runtime module in Net Express, which is no longer supported in Visual COBOL where everything is built with the multi-threaded runtime module, i.e. cblrtsM.dll.

If your program is looking for cblrtss.dll after recompiled with Visual COBOL, it is possible that it is called by your program. Or is it possible you have the cblrtss.lib file from Net Express linked with your program?

Regards,

This is the startup program for my system, I have a single .exe, where the error occurs,  that call multiple .dll.  How could I check to see if the cblrtss.lib file is being linked?  This error was after the recompile.

Have you recompiled the .dll files with Visual COBOL as well? Or are they built with Net Express?

The cblrtss.lib file is not available in Visual COBOL, so the only way to have it linked in the .exe file is that the file was copied from the Net Express installation.

I guess the question is to know if you get the error when you run the .exe or when the .exe calls one of the .dll.

I get the error when I start the .exe.  I have recompile all of the programs in Visual Cobol.  Let me look at the programs to see if maybe we have a hard link in one of the .dll

You might want to debug the .exe to see if it fails as soon as you debug the .exe or at a specific call to one of the .dll's.