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Case sensitiveness
Hi:

We are migrating a COBOL application written on MPE 3000 series to HP-UX.
Everything is going smooth except for the following

1. There are certain CALL statements in few programs which CALL an ENTRY
POINT. From the calling programs, they are defined in lower case, while they
are defined in upper case in the called program. Is there a way on UNIX to
switch off this case sensitiveness? Some sort of a compiler option.

Any help on this would be highly appreciated.

Thanks..Shyam



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Shyamsunder Puranam
07-18-06 08:55 AM


Re: Case sensitiveness
If you are using MF, look at FOLD-CALL-NAME.

Roger

"Shyamsunder Puranam" <spuranam@hp.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:ba2vg.657$jN3.262@news.cpqcorp.net...
> Hi:
>
> We are migrating a COBOL application written on MPE 3000 series to HP-UX.
> Everything is going smooth except for the following
>
> 1. There are certain CALL statements in few programs which CALL an ENTRY
> POINT. From the calling programs, they are defined in lower case, while
> they are defined in upper case in the called program. Is there a way on
> UNIX to switch off this case sensitiveness? Some sort of a compiler
> option.
>
> Any help on this would be highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks..Shyam
>



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Roger While
07-18-06 08:55 AM


Re: Case sensitiveness
IF using ACUCOBOL-GT xheck out the configuration variable CODE_CASE


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07-18-06 11:55 PM


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