@CBR_ATTACHE_TOOL=TEST [Start parameter]
It is specified to start the debugger from the program which wants to be debugged. When the Web application made in COBOL is debugged by using the debugger, it is necessary to set this environment variable.
Please refer to Chapter 5, "Confirming Application Operation" for details.
@MessOutFile=file-name
Specifies a file into which execution-time messages that are output by the COBOL run time system are to be stored. When this file name is specified, message box display on the screen is suppressed. A file name can be specified with an absolute path or relative path. When a relative path is specified, the path is assumed to be a relative path from the current folder. If there is an existing file having the same name, output messages are written to the existing file.
@WinCloseMsg=OFF
Specifies whether a confirmation message is to be displayed (ON) or not (OFF) when the window is closed. To execute a Web application, specify "OFF" (no display of confirmation message).
@CBR_CGI_LOGFILE=log-file-name
Specifies a file in which the log information that is output by CGI subroutines is to be recorded. This log file is useful to investigate error causes, etc. The log file name must be specified with an absolute path on the server. If the log file name is not specified, no log data is output.
@CBR_CGI_SEVERITY=severity-level
Specifies the severity level of the error messages log data that can be output by CGI subroutines. The values listed in the following table can be specified. If a value other than the specifiable values is specified or if no value is specified, the severity level is regarded as 0.
Severity level | Message output to log file |
|---|---|
0 | Only fatal error data is output. |
1 | Fatal error data and error data are output. |
2 | Fatal error data, error data, and warning data are output. |
3 | Fatal error data, error data, warning data, and CGI-subroutine trace data are output. |
Note
When a larger value is specified, the speed of an application operation slows significantly. Therefore, specify a value so that only the data of the required severity level is output during operation. Especially, level 3 should only be specified when investigating error causes.
For details of other execution environment information, refer to the NetCOBOL User's Guide.
