Default file specification on STOP
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WSupported on Windows
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USupported on Unix
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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System option #2 controls the default file specification for the STOP statement.
If you set option #2, the file extension and path default to the extension and path of the program requesting the chaining. For example, on Unix, if you run a program called current with the following command line:
dbr /usr/mine/current.app
the statement
STOP next
causes the program to chain to /usr/mine/next.app.
If you don’t set this option, the file extension defaults to .dbr on Windows and Unix and to .exe on OpenVMS, and the path defaults to the current directory. For example, if you chain to a program called next from the program /usr/mine/current.app on Unix, the Synergy runtime attempts to transfer execution control to the program next.dbr in the current directory.
