Enhancements are available in the following areas:
Micro Focus has released a new video-based training course in COBOL, Micro Focus™ COBOL Fundamentals Course. The course teaches the fundamentals of the COBOL language, introduces the Micro Focus™ COBOL syntax, and usage of Micro Focus COBOL tools.
The course is ideal for developers familiar with C, Java, or .NET who want to learn COBOL. It doesn't matter what language you know, as long as you have experience of standard programming concepts, this course is for you.
A new Learn Micro Focus™ COBOL Extension for Visual Studio Code is available. The extension comes with the training materials for the COBOL training course. For information about the COBOL course, and the Learn Micro Focus™ COBOL Extension for Visual Studio Code, visit www.cobol.com.
The following features are now available in the Micro Focus™ Enterprise Extension for Visual Studio Code when you use it with Enterprise Developer 9.0:
The following features are now available in the Micro Focus™ COBOL Extension for Visual Studio Code when you use it with Enterprise Developer 9.0:
This release provides the following enhancements:
When creating a table, the SQL Server interface also creates an index, and grants loose permissions to everyone via the A-MSSQL-GRANT-PERMISSIONS and A-MSSQL-GRANT-USERNAME configuration variables with their default values. If database permissions are not set to allow these loose permissions, the GRANT statement fails, causing OPEN OUTPUT to fail.
See A-MSSQL-GRANT-PERMISSIONS and A-MSSQL-GRANT-USERNAME for details.
To accommodate the number of characters the ODBC driver allows, this release increases the allowable table name and column name sizes for ODBC via two new ODBC configuration file variables. For details, see A_ODBC_MAX_COLUMNNAME_LEN and A_ODBC_MAX_TABLENAME_LEN.
See the following Configuration Variables topics for details:
A_MSSQL_IDENTITY_TYPE="numeric(9,0)"
This release provides the following enhancements:
Previously, the upgrade process required manual intervention to redeploy existing configuration settings. This now occurs automatically.
Enhancements are available in the following areas:
This release provides the following new features and enhancements:
This release includes support for the following:
Automatically include the child objects of each parent object.
Repeat until no more parents and children are found.
This release includes the following new features for IMS:
This release writes several additional messages to the job log as a JCL job runs, including the location from which each program is loaded. For example:
JCLCM0303I Program IDCAMS (MFJAMS) loaded from library SYS1.LOADLIB
When running one of your own programs, you might see messages such as:
JCLCM0305I Failed to find program JCLREAD in private libraries and SYS1.LNKLIB. JCLCM0306I Number of SYS1.LNKLIB entries: 0. JCLCM0303I Program JCLREAD loaded from library SYS2.LOADLIB.
Combined, these three messages indicate that the program was not found in the main program search path (SYS1.LNKLIB) but has been loaded from the JES Program Path (SYS2.LOADLIB).
For more information about increased JCL security checks including a configuration example, see JCL Enhanced Security Checks. For information about suppressing security check messages in the job log, see ES_JES_HIGHER_SECURITY_LEVEL.
This release includes enhancements in the following areas:
Open PL/I Language[1]
Open PL/I Run-Time System:
The following enhancements are available:
Product Help:
This release provides the following new features.
This release provides the following enhancements and new features: