AFAIK only way to see cap in a NMPRG is linkedit listprog , which gives a
lot more - segment data and routine name, but back at the top gives a cap
list. For CM progs, I use an old thing called proginfo.
The users, program issuing the RUN command, and the group that program lives
in all need PH capability.The subject programs of the RUN do not need it,
unless they also do a RUN of something else...
jp
Robert,
All of our menus use "RUN " in all the calls. I was curious about the PH cap
for the programs, so I checked up a little. Our compile script does not
specify
any capabilities, so I checked on the users. Now, I did not set up these
users, but
it seems all the users have the PH cap set. I don't know what the
implications
are of that, but it has been working for us for more than 15 years now. On a
side
note, how do you see the existing capabilites of an already compiled
program?
I don't see any obvious clues in any of the listf or listfile options.
Thanks,
Gordon
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Subject: RE: [HP3000-L] Calling Intrinsic Command from Cobol
> Gordon
>
> From your description it sounds like you are trying to do an 'implied'
run,
> this is not allowed with the "COMMAND" intrinsic. If you prefix the
program
> name with "RUN " then you should be okay. Remember that you will have to
> Link or PREP your program with "PH" capability.
>
> If you were to use the "HPCICOMMAND" intrinsic you would not have to
prefix
> the program with "RUN ".
>
> HTH
>
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>
>
> Is there a way to specify the HPPath variable to be used when you use Call
> Intrinsic "COMMAND" from within cobol? When the session
> logs on, a logon UDC is run that sets the HPPATH variable. We use menu
> programs to only offer the users access to the few real
> programs they need, and call the programs with the intrinsic call. The
call
> fails, but if you type the name at the command prompt,
> it works. I know that we can specify the full path in the call, but we
were
> hoping for a quick and easy solution rather than having
> to find and replace all the calls with the full path. Now that I see this
in
> writing, I can see that either way we will have to
> recompile all the menu programs, but I will still ask the question just
for
> kicks.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gordon Montgomery
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