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     See ◄Introduction to switches►
 
     Usually, these conditions make the program pause with a message
     enabling the user to Abort, Retry, Fail or Ignore the error. Setting
     the L switch on suppresses the appearance of this message so that all
     error handling can be controlled by the application.
 
     On OS/2, this switch must be set using the COBSW environment
     variable; setting it on the command line has no effect on OS/2.
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