RM Cobol Error 24,02 or 34,02 Exporting a File that will be bigger than 2 GB

So I was doing this COBOL Conversion and I got this error 34,02

so I found this great link

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https://community.microfocus.com/microfocus/cobol/rm_cobol/w/knowledge_base/6937.recovery-encounters-cobol-io-error-2402.aspx

Recovery encounters COBOL I/O Error 24,02
This article explains how to resolve an Index File Recovery Utility 24,02 COBOL I/O Error.

Problem:

When using the RM/COBOL Index File Recovery Utility with a large file, it can fail with a COBOL I/O Error 24,02. This error indicates that there is not enough room left to write to the file. How is this resolved?

Resolution:

This error is caused by the fact that the Index File Recovery Utility opens index files in binary sequential mode. Therefore, in order to resolve this issue, you will need to create a configuration file that enables the use of large sequential files (over 2 GB). The steps to create the configuration file are as follows:
 Create a text file named runcobol.cfg in the same directory as the Runtime executable (runcobol).
 Add the following configuration record: RUN-SEQ-FILES USE-LARGE-FILE-LOCK-LIMIT=YES
 Save the file.
The configuration file will be loaded automatically and will allow you to successfully recover your index file.

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I followed the instructions and it did not work. I got the same error again.

Then I just ran "runcobol.exe" and showed me this:

RM/COBOL Runtime - Version 7.00.02 for 32-Bit Windows (95/98/NT).
Configured for 10 users.
Copyright (c) 1985, 1986-1999 by Liant Software Corp.  All rights reserved.
Registration Number: NE-0000-05800-0010

Usage:    RUNCOBOL name [options]
Options:  [A=arguments] [B=buffersize] [C=configfile] [D] [I] [K]
          [L=libname] [M] [S=switches] [T=sortsize] [X=configmod]

Do you see it? the "C" option

so then i ran 

c:\>runcobol recover2 C=runcobol.cfg

and I got my 3 GB Exported file!!!! Yes over the 2 GB Limit 

You can see now it exported almost 800K records not just 242K as the initial screen

I hope this help you