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Scott wrote: > I have to admit that I _never_ use PDM. To me, PDM is awkward as hell, > I always prefer a command line. If you enter PDM through STRPDM I would agree. However, if you come straight in with WRKMBRPDM it's actually very nice. I like to make clones of WRKMBRPDM and WRKOBJPDM named WMP and WOP respectively, and change the defaults of all the parameters of the clones (apart from OBJATR) to *PRV. Then I can just WMP and WOP away to my heart's content, always getting my previous settings. And of course WMP and WOP do give you a command line. A quick F10 gives you an extended command line and a second F10 gives you the command history to scroll through. Gorgeous! Dave... ======================================================= The opinions expressed in this communication are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer.
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