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I know this topic has been brought up before, but I could find a solution
to my problem in the archive lists or in the online help.  My problem is
that I cannot get WDSC to behave like CODE did when it comes to locking my
source members and saving them instantly on the 400.  I just upgraded to
WDSC 5.1.2.3 on my Windows 2000 (SP4) machine, but I've been using previous
versions of CODE for a couple years now.  We're on V5R2 with all the
appropriate PTF's applied (I think).

This is what I'm trying:
I create an iSeries project and set the associated library to an existing
library.  (I've tried all three different build styles and I've discovered
that it won't let me push changes down if I selected the *NONE build
style.)
I then import existing source members into my project.
I make changes and save them, but they're only being saved locally.  I have
to push the changes down to update the source member, but still no locks
are placed.  Anyone can come along and edit the source on the 400
and--Viola!--we now have conflicts.

My questions are:

How do I get WDSC to lock my source member when I open it just like CODE
did?
How can I get it to automatically push my changes down everytime I save the
source like CODE did?

Is there something I'm missing here?

Thanks for your help,

Ben Pforsich
Programmer Analyst
Bob Evans Farms, Inc.
I/S Department
Columbus, Ohio
Ben_Pforsich@xxxxxxxxxxxx


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