A run-time switch
Starts the debugger to debug an application which is either invoked using the cobrun command or dynamically loaded by a linked module.
A1 run-time switch
Disables the display of trailing spaces by causing DISPLAY ... UPON CONSOLE statements to strip off any trailing spaces in the data item being displayed before outputting the data to the screen.
B, B1 run-time switches
Causes the record pointer to be updated past any locked record encountered when using the READ NEXT statement.
C4 run-time switch
Forces the screen in 43-line mode on an EGA or VGA monitor, or with the COBOL Text Window.
C5 run-time switch
Forces the screen in 50-line mode on an EGA or VGA monitor, or with the COBOL Text Window.
i run-time switch
Enables keyboard interrupts. If your system supports Job Control, this switch also enables the Suspend Interrupt key (usually Ctrl+Z).
K4 run-time switch
Causes run-time system error messages to stay on the screen until a key is pressed.
l run-time switch
Enables you to set the maximum amount of memory to be made available to the run-time system, or to cause the run-time system to perform physical cancels instead of logical cancels.
L1 run-time switch
Disables the interactive popup window that appears when an exception error occurs.
L2 run-time switch
Determines the character(s) to be used as the record terminator when reading a line sequential file.
N run-time switch
Enables null insertion for all line sequential files in your program.
O run-time switch
Enables run-time system error 048 ("Attempt to divide by zero")
T run-time switch
Enables insertion of tab characters in all line sequential files.
Z run-time switch
Enables conversion of double-byte character set (DBCS) spaces to ASCII spaces when reading a line sequential file or input from the console.
