1. The Assembler code is not LE conforming.  Much consists of proprietary 
type macros (CKSYSTEM,  CKDEBUG, CKENTER, CKCOMSHD, CKCALL CKCFNCTR) for 
example.
2.  Compiler options have some differences as expected.  The Enterprise 
Cobol options do have RENTand NOTHREAD
3. The source is exactly the same between runs.  Just changing invoking 
program name.

Alan Schwartz
Assurant Shared Business Services
Lead Systems Programmer
Phone:  651-361-4758
Fax:       651-361-5625



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1. Is the Assembler code LE-conforming?

2. Does the compile proc for the Enterprise compiler
    use different options from the OS/VS compiler?
    In particular, consider RENT and THREAD

3. Is it the same program each time or do you have
    Enterprise COBOL version and an OS/VS version?




Kind regards,

-Steve Comstock


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