Facilitates the migration of Pro*COBOL applications to OpenESQL when using DBMAN=ADO.
Restriction: Applies to .NET applications only.
Dependencies:
To use PROCOB, you must set DBMAN=ADO.
Scope:
| Used at compile time:
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Yes
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| Behavior at run time:
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Source file
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See
Scope - OpenESQL SQL Compiler Directive Options for more information.
Comments:
When PROCOB is set, OpenESQL:
- Sets the CHECKSINGLETON and DATE=EXTERNAL directives.
- Converts error codes in the SQLCA to Pro*COBOL-compatible error codes. This is controlled by the
mfpcocds.txt file, located in
%ProgramData%\Micro Focus\SQLCODES by default.
- Accepts Oracle EXEC SQL VAR statements as host variable equivalence statements.
- Clears SQLERRD(3) in OPEN, EXECUTE, INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE, and SELECT INTO statements only.
- For the FETCH statement, increments SQLERRD(3) by the number of rows fetched.
- Supports the optional UNSAFE_NULL directive.
- Allows declaration of integer host variables as
PIC S9(n)COMP-5, where
n is
4 through
9 inclusive.
- Allows unsigned
COMP-3 (DECIMAL) host variables.
- In SQL FETCH and SELECT INTO statements, allows host variables to be specified without a colon (:).
- Truncates Oracle date and timestamp result types fetched into
PIC X(n) host variables without producing a warning.
- Supports anonymous PL/SQL block invocations.
- Supports SQL-CURSOR host variables used with PL/SQL blocks that invoke a stored procedure returning a result set.
- Handles Oracle-specific syntax when calling stored procedures.
- Supports the Pro*COBOL syntax for calling database functions.