Re: RLU

Hello Dalbir,

The problem is that you are trying to run STRRLU in a batch job and it can
only run in an interactive job.
There are two kinds of communication servers in CODE.  By default you get
the batch servers because they are completely invisible to you.  You submit
a command, CODE creates a batch job and runs a command.  This works for
most cases.  You can configure which host it goes to, what userid/password
to login with and what library list to setup using the popup menu on the
CODE Communications Daemon in your system tray.

 In order to run interactive commands or prompt CL commands, you need to
set up a STRCODE server.   To do this you start and emulator and run the
STRCODE command, (prompt it and say that you are using *TCPIP
communications and give it the IP address of your PC).

Make sure you are accessing you PRTF source member from the STRCODE server.

 Then your command should run just fine.

I hope this helps,

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Edmund Reinhardt, AS/400 AD Tools,  reinhard@ca.ibm.com
Dept 607,   IBM Canada Lab           TL 778-4392  Phone 448-4392


dalbir.sangha@virginuk.com on 07/07/2000 11:43:54 AM

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Subject:  RLU






I am trying to start RLU from the code project organiser by right clicking
on
the source for my PRTF and
choosing "RLU printer design"
but I get the following info/ errors shown in the message area of the code
project organiser:
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" STRRLU OPTION(2) SRCFILE(DSSLIB/QDDSSRC) SRCMBR(OTB021P)

   CPD0031 Command STRRLU not allowed in this setting.
   Cause . . . . . :   The complete list of settings includes: batch,
interactive, batch control language (CL) program,
    interactive CL program, batch REXX procedure, interactive REXX
procedure,
batch CL ILE program,
    interactive CL ILE program, CALL to QCMDEXC, and various types of
source
statements.
   The Display Command (DSPCMD) command can be used to determine the
setting in
which the command is allowed.
   Recovery  . . . :   Omit the command.
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However, when I issue the exact same command as above from a command line
on the
 as400 itself, there is no problem
whatsoever!

Any clues???

Dalbir.







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