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  1. saume

    Enterprise Cobol and multithreading with Enterprise PL/I

    Hi, thanks for your support ! (thanks also to your rliable source). I have checked my compilation options: i use the RENT and NODLL options . For the APAR, I am waiting the feedback of someone from the MVS system team ... Thanks a lot. best regards, Olivier
  2. saume

    Enterprise Cobol and multithreading with Enterprise PL/I

    Hi, I am performing my tests using OS/390 2.10 and it is not a CICS application. Concerning the correct LE link-edit library, I must assume that 'yes' as we are using skeletons for the compilation JCLs. Hoping it answers your question ... Thanks for your help. Best regards, Olivier
  3. saume

    Enterprise Cobol and multithreading with Enterprise PL/I

    Hi, Yes and No ... n fact, I had understood that the THREAD option should only be used when the Cobol program program was called in a thread. But when I saw it did not work, I had tried to compile my main COBOL program with the THREAD option and the 'RECURSIVE' clause in the PROGRAM-ID as...
  4. saume

    Enterprise Cobol and multithreading with Enterprise PL/I

    Hi, Firstly I would like to tell you that I know that that version of the Coobol can not attach a new thread to the main thread, like PL/I can do with the ATTACH statement. BUT I try to test the following situation: A main program in COBOL calling statically a PL/I routine that: - attaches a...

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