RE: RE: 5.1.2 Program Call Wizard - Error

Thanks Charles.  I agree with everything you've said.  How did I ever forget
to mention Windoze in the list of reliability factors?  That would have been
at the top! (or bottom, however the order you choose to rank it.)  And
you're right, Ctrl-S is very much a natural thing to me in Windows apps!

If I had a PC at home that could run WDSCi, I'd probably make that jump a
lot sooner.  Maybe I can convince the boss to let me use one of the laptops
that float around here once in awhile.

db

> -----Original Message-----
> From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / CWilt@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 9:44 AM
>
> Dan,
>
> While I'd agree it would be nice if IBM could get WDSCi to the level of
> reliability us iSeries developers expect.  Given that WDSCi runs on a PC
> instead of the iSeries, that is an unrealistic desire.  Particularly when
> you take into account that WDSCi is build on Eclipse so IBM doesn't have
> 100% control over it.  However, I think the lack of control is
> partially/mostly/completely(?) by the responsiveness/testing/peer review
> provide by the open source model.
>
> So as with any other non-iSeries program, save often.  Take my
> word for it, Ctrl-S will become second nature.  <grin>
>
> Let me finish by agreeing with others, the time you spend picking
> up WDSCi (and recovering from any problems) will be offset by the
> productivity gains.
> This is especially true if you are working in RPG IV and even
> more so if in RPG IV free format.
>
> Go ahead and jump in...
>
> Charles Wilt