Having a SQL statement before procedure division, like this:
EXEC SQL
some SQL
END-EXEC
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
Will cause a null pointer exception in COBOL Check.
Adding a period to the END-EXEC will fix this, but COBOL Check should be able to manage this correctly.
Having a SQL statement before procedure division, like this:
Will cause a null pointer exception in COBOL Check. Adding a period to the END-EXEC will fix this, but COBOL Check should be able to manage this correctly.