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NetCOBOL for SPARC Architecture SAF Subroutines User's Guide

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102 Appendix A. Frequently Asked Questions<br />

Q21.<br />

Why does error message “No F3BIPRCT.DLL is found” appear on the server?<br />

A21.<br />

Make sure that the COBOL run-time system has been installed correctly. The USER<br />

environment variables you have set are invalid <strong>for</strong> the operation of Web applications.<br />

First, place the name of the COBOL run-time system install folder in the PATH<br />

environment variable of the server machine. You must restart the system to validate<br />

the system environment variables.<br />

Q22.<br />

Why does the access to network environment resources fail?<br />

A22.<br />

The network drive configuration may not be valid <strong>for</strong> the Web application when you<br />

log in.<br />

Specify the UNC during access to the resources of network environment that you use<br />

during application execution. For details, refer to “Fujitsu COBOL User’s <strong>Guide</strong>” in<br />

Chapter 21.<br />

Q23.<br />

What can I do if the server does not respond?<br />

A23.<br />

The server may be waiting <strong>for</strong> an input in a window or a message box.<br />

When executing a COBOL program on the Web server, write the following<br />

environment variable in<strong>for</strong>mation in the initialization file <strong>for</strong> execution or set the<br />

in<strong>for</strong>mation in the system environment variables.<br />

If you have specified the environment variable in<strong>for</strong>mation, the windows and<br />

message boxes are not displayed and you can avoid an operator input wait status.<br />

Environment variable in<strong>for</strong>mation Meaning<br />

@MessOutFile=file-name When the COBOL program is executed, its<br />

messages are output to the specified file.<br />

@WinCloseMsg=OFF The window closing message is not displayed.<br />

For details of the environment variable in<strong>for</strong>mation, refer to the “Fujitsu COBOL<br />

User’s <strong>Guide</strong>.”<br />

Also, do not use the following window display functions from the COBOL program.<br />

• Presentation file module (Screen handling module)<br />

• Screen handling module<br />

• ACCEPT/DISPLAY function (However, you can use the environment variables and<br />

date and time control functions.)<br />

For more in<strong>for</strong>mation, refer to Subsection 23.1.3 of “Fujitsu COBOL User’s <strong>Guide</strong>.”

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