| Steve Rainbird 2005-12-17, 6:55 pm |
| "Simon Tobias" <Simon.Tobias@nospam.microfocus.com> wrote in message
news:dnuv1p$tap$1@hyperion.microfocus.com...
> Hi Sabine,
>
> Just to summarise, the problem you're seeing is down to shared objects
> provided by Oracle containing unresolved symbols. When we attempt to load
> your newly built shared object, we get a load error , hence the RTS198.
>
> Oracle will either need to correct those errors, or provide an updated
> list of libraries to link in (i.e. an updated makefile for under
> $ORACLE_HOME/precomp/lib) to resolve those symbols.
>
> As to why the executable doesn't encounter these errors, you'd probably be
> better off posting on the COBOLPortal forum at http://www.cobolportal.com
> ...
>
> SimonT.
>
We have just come across a similar problem. We are migrating from HP-UX to
LINUX (red hat) and get a 198 on the Linux box that we did not get on the
HP.
It seems to be a problem with circular references.
Library a uses a function in library b and vice versa. This works perfectly
using executables and cobrun on the HP but in Linux only the executables
work we get a 198 when the program starts using cobrun (both libraries are
called using INITCALL).
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Steve
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