Re: DEFINE parameters on SQLRPGLE members

I understand what you are saying.  However, instead of putting the DEFINE 
in the CRTBNDRPG, can you imbed it in your source and still make sense for 
your application?  Everytime that I've used /if defined, I've always had 
some other spot in the source that the /define.  But I can understand how 
some application designs would be different.

Rob Berendt
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Carlos Kozuszko <ckozuszko@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Does the sql precompiler fully support the conditional
compiles ? Im used to specify the DEFINE keyword on
command CRTRPGMOD to define my condition names, well,
now i've changed the member type to sqlrpgle and i
bump into "keyword not allowed for this command". Is
there any way around this ? 
Or will i have to get used to precompile all my sql
program with the *NOGEN option and then compile
allways using CRTRPGMOD ?

Any thougths or alternatives are greatly appreciated,

Carlos Kozuszko.



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