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I'm just starting to use WDSC 7.0. At this point my only concern is for
working with RPG related objects so RSE gives me most of what I want. I
have a question for experienced users who can advise me if my plan would
work or there is a better way of accomplishing what I wish to do.

I am assigned a project which may include 10 old programs, displays, CL,
etc. and 10 new. I would like to organize this in a way make it easier to
access the required source. If I create a new iSeries Project (File -> New
-> Iseries Project ) and add the source from RSE to the project ( right
click on source and add to project ) is this the correct approach or is this
not what projects in WDSc were intended for?

Regards,

Robert A. Rogerson
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Kohl & Frisch Ltd
Ext. 652
905-660-7622
rrogerson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.kohlandfrisch.com <http://www.kohlandfrisch.com/>


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