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Sample
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Description
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Download
the Sample 10 stock database.
(Please note: in order for the Stock.mdb database
to work, the user MUST have Access 97 running).
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Sample
code of how one would modify an AS/400 application to
run as a Fujitsu COBOL application.
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A
sample program to demonstrate how a COBOL program can
store to and read records from a Microsoft Access table
that has an AUTONUMBER field.
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A
sample program that will launch an EXE from within a
COBOL97 application.
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A
sample program that demonstrates how Microsoft C++ can
call a COBOL program, passing and receiving parameters.
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A
callable program that will change the current directory.
The directory name can be up to 255 characters, contain
spaces, and can be a network directory. These subroutines
can be used by both COBOL97 and PowerCOBOL applications.
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This
sample program use a OLE class object to access a VB
DLL from COBOL.
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A
sample program that shows one how to receive parameters
from the command line.
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A
callable program that will create a directory. The directory
name can be up to 255 characters, contain spaces, and
can be a network directory. These subroutines can be
used by both COBOL97 and PowerCOBOL applications.
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A
sample program that shows how tell what day of the week
any MMDDYY date is/was in about 10 lines of code.
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A
sample program that shows how to access the CBL_DELETE_DIRECTORY
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A
subroutine that will delete a file from disk.
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Sample
program that will, given a drive and pathname, return
the total size of the disk, the number of free bytes,
and the number of free bytes available to the user (users
on networks often have limits placed on them as to how
much disk space they may use.
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EBCDIC
to ASCII file converter (or vice versa) using the CBL_byte
stream file routines.
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A
collection of subroutines that can be called from your
applications, to locate specific files and or directories,
and with specific 'attributes' (e.g. Hidden files, System
files, etc). These subroutines will work with COBOL97
and PowerCOBOL applications.
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This
sample program will search all the open windows on your
desktop for a specific window that you specify. This is
useful for application developers who want to prevent
multiple instances of their application from running (a
sample of this is enclosed). |
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A
sample for calling the Windows95/NT WIN32 API to allocate
global memory.
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A
callable program that will return the name of the current
directory. These subroutines can be used by both COBOL97
and PowerCOBOL applications.
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A
callable program that will return the path name of the
temporary directory (i.e. the path pointed to by the
TEMP or TMP enviroment variables). These subroutines
can be used by both COBOL97 and PowerCOBOL applications.
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A
sample program that captures which key (for example,
function keys or the Enter key) was pressed. Two methods
are demonstrated.
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Test
database for exercise in ODBC chapter of PowerCOBOL
User's Guide (Access 95 and 97 versions).
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A
sample that shows how to print in different font sizes.
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A
callable program that will delete a directory. These
subroutines can be used by both COBOL97 and PowerCOBOL
applications.
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A
sample program that shows you how you can use DOS screens
larger than 80X24.
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This
subroutine will get the name of the currently logged on
user. |
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These
subroutines will allow a COBOL program to fetch the settings
of an environment variable as well as set an environment
variable. Further, these subroutines allow you to create
or delete environment variables. |
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A
sample program demonstrating how to use different printer
fonts. |
| LANDSCAPE |
Sample
program that demonstrates how to print in landscape mode,
as well as using different fonts. |
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Sample
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Description
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An
example of how to use the Crystal Reports OCX with PowerCOBOL.
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A
sample showing how to build PowerCOBOL projects that
call (COBOL) .DLL files.
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A
PowerCOBOL sample showing how to transfer control from
one form to another.
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A
PowerCOBOL sample showing how to call another application.
Two methods are demonstrated (one using a Windows API
call, and the other using DDE).
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A
sample showing how to use PowerCOBOL Modal and Modeless
Dialog Boxes.
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| DISPLAYMSG |
This
sample demonstrates how you can display multiline messages
using the DISPLAYMESSAGE method. |
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EXCELCONTROL
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A
sample program that demonstrates how to use the ExcelConnection
control |
| FILE_ATTRIBUTES |
These
callable subroutines will allow your application to get
and set attributes for a file. |
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A
description and example of how to add icons to your
LISTVIEW objects.
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A
PowerCOBOL example on how to create your own OCX's,
and use them in your applications. Step by step instructions
are included. This sample will create a digital clock
that you can incorporate into your own applications.
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Sample
program that will, given a drive and pathname, return
the total size of the disk, the number of free bytes,
and the number of free bytes available to the user (users
on networks often have limits placed on them as to how
much disk space they may use.
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This
sample demonstrates how to use the KEYPRESS event, and
uses it to force data entry to be all uppercase characters.
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POWERFORM
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POWERCOBOL
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A
sample program that demonstrates and describes how to
use PowerFORM with PowerCOBOL. |
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This
sample demonstrates how to use numeric data with Textbox
controls. |
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A
sample program that demonstrates how to print barcodes
using PowerFORM. |
