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  3. January 2009

Re: Built-In Source Difference Command?

That command is fantastic - and opt 54 of PDM is an easy way to invoke. Opt 55 is a merge - that lets you select in split-SEU the changes you want to bring over - I find it incredibly useful when 2 of us are working on the same source.

Honestly, I find all other merge tools to be inadequate - it's worth a look, IMO. And thanks to Mark Waterbury, who had a lot of influence on the design.

Take a look at the parms on CMPPFM - lots of options, ignoring comments, tailored to the language, whether RPG or COBOL or whatever, etc.

HTH
Vern

Mike wrote:
Moving to Midrange-L.

That isn't quite the command I was looking for. It'll work though.

OP: "I thought there was a built-in source difference command on the
iSeries, but I can't seem to locate it. I believe SRC and DIFF were in the
command name. Is this an IBM command or was I thinking to back in the days
that I was using Lawson?"


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