RE: ICF file compilation

Ammayappan,
It's a while since I've worked with an ICF but I usually create the ICF file
with the keyword ACQPGMDEV(*NONE). Then I compile the program that uses the
ICF file. The ICF program is usually called from a CLP program where, before
the call I specify overrides eg.
OVRICFF FILE(MYICFPGM) ACQPGMDEV(&RLOCNM)
OVRICFDEVE PGMDEV(&RLOCNM) RMTLOCNAME(&RLOCNM)
CALL PGM(MYICFPGM)

Cheers, Peter

-----Original Message-----
From: Ammayappan_M [mailto:Ammayappan_M@infy.com]
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 6:33 PM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: ICF file compilation
Importance: High


Hi there,

I require information regarding compilation of ICF files on AS/400, I
have used the following command for compilation

CRTICFF FILE (*LIBL/ISPI0100) SRCFILE (*LIBL/QDDSSRC)  +
              ACQPGMDEV (ISPI0100) AUT(*ALL)


Is the above command sufficient for compilation or do we need to add
other parameters to the command.

I had noticed another command being executed after the above command is
run.

ADDICFDEVE FILE(ISPI0100) PGMDEV (ISPI0100) MODE (BLANK)   +
               FMTSLT (*RECID) RMTLOCNAME (*REQUESTER)


Is this command mandatory for the ICF file to be compiled and accessible
in a HLL program.

Send your reply to my id.

Regds,
Ammayappan
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