Installation Guide - NetCOBOL

Installation Guide 19
not be recognized as a debugging object if these files are not created by the
same compile.
• The int type binary integer data items are handled by the debugger as if they
were the following alphanumeric data items:
- Operand of LIST command
- Operand of SET command
- Argument of function
The int type binary integer data item is considered to be the following
alphanumeric data items:
- BINARY-CHAR -> PIC X(1) ---- one-byte alphanumeric
- BINARY-SHORT -> PIC X(2) ---- two-byte alphanumeric
- BINARY-LONG -> PIC X(4) ---- four-byte alphanumeric
- BINARY-DOUBLE -> PIC X(8) ---- eight byte alphanumeric
When you want to set a value for an int type binary item using the SET
command, use a hexadecimal nonnumeric literal.
• When you cannot operate a remote debugger, confirm the input waiting state
of the terminal (waiting for the input of the data of the ACCEPT statement).
When debugging remotely, the standard I/O is supported as a terminal that
starts the remote debugger connector (svdrds). Multiple remote debuggers
can be connected using the same terminal. When a remote debugger hangs
due to terminal sharing, cancel the session and reconnect the remote
debugger.
• Neither the command file nor the operation record file are interchangeable
between the various operating systems (Solaris, Windows, Linux). You need to
create individual versions of these files for each operating system.
Related Products Compatible with Multithreaded Programs
The following products can work with multithreaded NetCOBOL applications:
• PowerFORM RTS
• PowerBSORT
• Oracle 9i (9.0.1 or later)
• Oracle 10g (10.1.0)
• Oracle 11g (11.1.0)
Unicode
Related Products
Symfoware Server Enterprise Edition V7.0.1 and later are related products that
works with NetCOBOL applications in a Unicode environment.
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