RDBMS 7.3에서의 PRO*COBOL 사용 방법

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제품 : PRECOMPILERS
작성날짜 : 1997-02-27
Platform : Sun Solaris V2.5.1
Version : Oracle V7.3.2.1
Pro*Cobol V1.8.2 or later
MF COBOL V3.2.20 or V4.0.05
RDBMS 7.3에서 PRO*COBOL 사용 방법
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1. 환경설정 및 점검단계
(사용자가 csh을 사용할 경우를 예로 든다)
(1) ORACLE사용자로 login한 후, sample program이 있는 directory로 간다.
     # cd $ORACLE_HOME/precomp/demo/procob
(2) MF COBOL 사용을 위한 환경변수를 설정한다.
     # setenv COBDIR /usr2/mfcob
     # set path=($path /usr2/mfbin)
     # setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $COBDIR/coblib
(3) 먼저 실행 module이 생성되어 운용이 잘되는가를 확인한다.
     # make -f procob.mk build COBS=sample1.cob EXE=sample1
     혹은
     # make -f procob.mk sample1
     => sample1 실행 module이 작업 directory내에 생성된다.
     # sample1
** 이 단계에서 이상이 없으면 다음단계로 넘어가고,
     동작이 되지않으면 Pro*COBOL의 version및 기타사항을
     점검하여야 한다.
2. 작성한 program을 실행 module로 생성하여 운용하는 방법
# make -f procob.mk build COBS=<prog_name>.cob EXE=<prog_name>
# <prog_name>
3. 새로운 RTS를 생성하여 program을 실행하는 방법
(1) 새로운 runtime system인 rtsora를 생성한다.
     # cd $ORACLE_HOME/precomp
     # make -f ins_precomp.mk rtsora
     # cp $ORACLE_HOME/bin/rtsora $ORACLE_HOME/bin/rtsora_old
     # cp rtsora $ORACLE_HOME/bin
(2) Embedded SQL문이 포함된 <pro_name>.pco source program을
아래와 같이 compile한 후 새로운 runtime system인 rtsora에서
실행한다. 이때 <pro_name>의 실행module을 제거하여야 한다.
     # make -f procob.mk <pro_name>.cob
     # make -f procob.mk <pro_name>.gnt
     => <pro_name>.gnt module이 생성된다
     새로운 rtsora에서 실행한다 =>
     # rtsora <pro_name>

Answer 1

Dear Insaponata ,
I dont understand what do you mean by oneoff but see the following:
A patch is a one-off fix for a specific issue. The patch may be a manual process, or applied using the opatch utility. These changes may not result in an oracle version change, so it is only possible to tell that they have been applied by keeping a manual record, or by listing the patches applied via opatch, assuming that is how you applied them. Patches may have specific dependencies, so you must check you have the correct patch for your version.
A patchset is a collection or bundle of patches. Typically, a patchset is a more major operation, and as such will include be applied using the Oracle Universal Installer. The patchset will typically result in a significant version change, like 10.2.0.1.0 to 10.2.0.2.0 etc. Patchsets are usually cumulative, so you can patch anything from the base version release to the latest patchset in one go. So the same 9.2.0.8.0 patchset will be used to patch 9.2.0.1.0 and 9.2.0.7.0.
The word bundle implies a collection of patches, but a bundle may not be as big or important as a complete patchset. The bundle simply implies there are multiple patches bundles together.
I get this from this link:
http://www.araboug.org/ib/index.php?showtopic=25466
Mohamed