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David Morris wrote:
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> Nelson,
>
> When an object is moved to production we update our catalog. We also allow
>entries to be added through an entry program.
I assume this catalog is homegrown? I had thought about creating a
database and putting a "workwith" style maintenance program over it. Is
that basically what your catalog is? I was also hoping someone had
already designed and marketed such a utility. Also, toying with the idea
of trying to do something in Java. Primarily as a learning experience.
When a module is moved to production we scan the source for procedure
references. These are identified by looking for a "(" which are not
arrays.
This would work well with a change management exit program (I use
Aldon).
> To add exports we have a command that takes up to 75 export items and a
>module name for comment and a signature. It starts out by loading the current
>source into an array. As the array is loaded each line is converted to upper
>case and scanned for STRPGMEXP. When the first one is hit that line is
>stored. It then locates the ENDPGMEXP and stores the line. It then clears
>the source (previously copied to a backup member) and re-writes the source to
>the ENDPGMEXP line. The new exports are inse
>
This sounds like it would work much better than RTVBNDSRC.
>
>
> I saw an application repository utility demonstrated at COMMON. It was from
>Wincap software WWW.WINCAPSOFTWARE.COM. The demo was impressive.
>
I saw that too and was most impressed, although I don't remember
anything specific to procedures. If I remember right, it documented
everything in the system graphically.
> Another option, if you have abstract probe is to update their cross reference
>files directly.
>
I do use Abstract Probe, but have not tried to customize it. I did
spend a lot of time with their people at their COMMON booth talking
about new products I would like to see. They seemed to be looking for
new ideas.
Hey, thanks for the ideas.
--
Nelson Smith
"Standards are Wonderful....cause there's so many to choose from!"
ncsmith@gate.net
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