RE: Library lists confusion????????

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Thanks for the reply, Darren. That brings up the question then of why do we
even have library lists parms in the comm console? If it all had to be done
from the AS/400 session then why bother? From the discussion last week
someone from IBM said that they tried what I was doing and it worked. I was
under the impression that STRCODE was not needed. What do you think?

Chris

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From: darren@dekko.com [mailto:darren@dekko.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 12:29 PM
To: code400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Library lists confusion????????



Chris,

What it sounds like you'd like to do is have the library list assigned for
each member, or at least per project.  Didn't you have this same issue when
using SEU, library lists were something you had to keep track of there too.
I know some change management programs, like Turnover which works with
CODE, can manage library lists by project, but there is nothing prepackaged
in OS/400 or CODE which will do this that I'm aware of.  You might be able
to do it with defaults on multiple auto-start servers, but that would be a
pain, if possible, too I'd think.

For simplicity you might try using a session with STRCODE command running.
Your library list will be whatever that sessions libl is.  And you can
EDTLIBL from code on that session easily enough.
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Hi all,

I'm still having problems understanding how the library lists get set
within
code/400. There was a discussion a couple of weeks back where someone said
I
could create a bunch of host names in the hosts file (with the same IP
address), then go into the communications console, create the servers and
define their library lists. I assumed that then I could create CPOs for
different projects (each using a different servers with the associated
libls) and I would have no problem verifying and compiling.  WRONG!!!! ha
ha. I constantly get file not found errors. And what adds even more to the
frustration is that it changes from day to day.

Would someone PLEEEEASSE help me understand how the libls work with Code
Project and CODE/400? For instance, does the libl defined for the project
carry over to code/400 when a source member is selected? Do I have to be
signed on to the AS/400? What the #@$*&&#*%& am I doing wrong?!!

Can you detect the frustration? ;-)

Thanks,

Chris Proctor
Manager of Systems Integration
Gart Sports
Denver
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