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Subject: Code edit sessions being usurped
Hi,
This is driving us crazy. There are 3 of us trying to use Code/400. One is
fine, and the other two only seem to be able to run on one or the other PC -
whoever started their server last gets both sets of edits. We can't see a
difference in set-up.
We're running Windows 2000 with V3R2M3 of Code. We each start a server
session on the 400 with STRCODE. The sessions are given different names,
the two conflicting are AS400R and AS400B. The screen on the AS/400 session
shows the correct server name, as does the work with servers list. We're
going into Code from within SEU and use the command:
call qcode/evfcfdbk parm('37' 'Y' 'AS400R' '<LOCAL> CODEEDIT "<>&L/&F(&N)"')
Again, the servers are correctly named in the string. Mine is AS400R, the
other is AS400B.
We've checked and both have a different current library.
The command shell shows:
CODEEDIT "<>CIBADEV/QRPGLESRC(UK0460)"
Microsoft Windows 2000 [Version 5.00.2195]
(C) Copyright 1985-2000 Microsoft Corp.
C:\adtswin>
<AS400R><AS400R>
CODEEDIT "<>CIBADEV/QRPGLESRC(UK0480)"
<AS400B><AS400B>edtlibl
<AS400B>
It seems to have switched from AS400R to AS400B but I've no idea why.
Thanks
Robin
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