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   The GO.BAT file is one of the compile and link support files created
   by dBsee. It activates the compiling procedures and the execution of the
   final application. This file is created by dBsee during the generation of
   source programs of the application.

   dBsee allows to divide the entire project into many sub-projects,
   generating many GO.BAT batch files, one for each sub-project.
    The GO*.BAT files created are stored in the directory \SOURCE of the
   developed application(s).

   In case that injection points are used for containing custom code, and the
   application shows erratic behaviour or terminal errors (thus aborting the
   execution and returning to DOS), it is possible to activate the debugging
   of the application. With the debugger active, the application's execution
   can be traced down, and eventual anomalies intercepted.

   The debugger is a Clipper feature, and is activated by compiling the
   sources with a particular switch: /B (see your Clipper manual for
   additional information). In dBsee, this switch is added in the
   Properties environment of the sub-projects, adding the /B switch to
   the Compiler options parameter.

   Then, regenerate all the sources, and run the batch file GO, passing the
   CLD parameter at the command line:

   GO CLD