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Indeed, I will ask some friends of mine, maybe they know the precise reason

I used a counter to count the lines that I write on the page. Then subtracted it from 65 orso which is the maximum lines on a page. And then I wrote a number lines which contained spaces equal to the result of the subtraction. Maybe not the most elegant solution, but it will do YGrunt

well, my subprogram is called lijst1 after compiling, you get a .obj file of the subprogram and you have to put it in the cobol\binr\ directory and then it works the reason why he puts \externl behind it, i don't know

Thx everyone for the answers, the new page has been written, the battle has been fought

oeps, sorry guys, was caught up in the fascenating world of COBOL :) You're right, thx for everyone who's helping me with this and for the good answers I will try to pay more attention on this

Hi, when I try to declare a external variable and run the program, it says "load failure c:\cobol\binr\externl" I have to put something in this directory, but I don't really know what. This is a part of the code: Main program ------------- working-storage section. 01 param pic...

Is it possible to force an end of page without using the linage clausule? I have a program that reads a number of patients from a file. When there are more than 5 patients, the program has to write 5 patients on one page and then write on another page and so on. If anyone could help me,thx YGrunt