MERANT
Issue 4c
September 1999
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Fileshare is a client/server system designed to provide more efficient processing of data files that are accessed concurrently, across a network, by a large number of users.
In addition, Fileshare offers features that are not available with the base COBOL file handler including transaction processing and rollforward recovery logging.
Net Express and Server Express:
This book is for COBOL programmers who are using Net Express or Server
Express to create applications that need to use any of the facilities
provided by Fileshare:
Mainframe Express:
Fileshare is supplied with Mainframe Express solely because it is used by
other Mainframe Express components. This guide will assist you if you have
any problems setting up these components to use Fileshare. Writing
Fileshare applications is not supported in Mainframe Express. You must use
Micro Focus Net Express to write such applications. Please see your sales
representative for more information about Net Express.
The following type styles and conventions have been used in this User's Guide:
cat script_name | more
The italic text denotes a variable that you type as part of the command.
column_name
is like the pattern_value
,
or is not like the pattern_value
, depending on the
absence or presence of the optional word NOT
:
column_name [NOT] LIKE pattern_value
UNIX:
This paragraph only applies on UNIX systems.
If an example uses Windows filename conventions, remember to use UNIX filename conventions on UNIX systems.