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This will copy source COBOLs from %PS_HOME%\src\cbl\base to C:\Temp (or whatever drive and directory you specify), compile them and put them in a directory named %PS_HOME%\CBLBIN(A/E/U) where A=Ansi, E=EBCDIC and U=Unicode.Īfter the build, the build log will be displayed. To build all cobols, run the following command (in Windows) from %PS_HOME%\setup: cblbld.bat C: \temp If not, you may have forgot to set the COBROOT environment variable.

the delivered PTPDBTST program) by issuing the command (note that you drop the. For example, C:\NetExpress\Base.īrowse to your PeopleSoft File Server and copy the following files from %PS_HOME%\src\cbl\win32 to your C:\WINDOWS directory:Ĭopying them to your WINDOWS directory lets you run them from anywhere as they are automatically in the system path.Īlternatively you could add %PS_HOME%\src\cbl\win32 to your system path.Ĭopy all the COBOLs from your PeopleSoft file server to a local directory ( C:\COBOL).Ĭommand prompt to the local directory and attempt to compile a program (e.g. This points to the Base directory of your Microfocus NetExpress installation. You will need create a system environment variable called COBROOT. This is just a preference, I'm not sure if it causes any issues. I like to use something like C:\NetExpress rather than the default directory. When you install Microfocus, put it in a directory with no spaces.

Compile COBOLs using the CBLMAKE.BAT batch script.

Copy all COBOLs to a local directory, for example C:\COBOL.

Copy the batch files for compiling COBOLs from %PS_HOME%\src\cbl\win32 to your C:\WINDOWS directory.

Configure the %COBROOT% system variable to point to the Microfocus NetExpress compiler path.

The steps for compiling COBOL locally are: * Includes a student CD containing all data for all programming assignments as well as the full Practice Program from each chapter.In order to compile COBOL locally you will need to have the MicroFocus NetExpress COBOL compiler installed on your machine.

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