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When I want a COBOL program to end, I always code a GOBACK statement.
Rich Loeber - @richloeber
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On 6/28/2013 2:02 PM, David Gibbs wrote:
Fair warning ... I haven't seriously looked at COBOL since I was in college ... some 30+ years ago.
I've got a customer problem where a COBOL program is remaining active even after it's been exited. Even though the program has been replaced (and the original program moved to a different library), when they re-run the program, the moved program object goes active.
In RPG we would shut down a program by setting on LR and exiting the program.
If we want to keep the program active, we would NOT set LR on and exit.
How would you exit a program normally in COBOL ... and how would you exit the program but leave the program active?
Thanks!
david
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