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They were yanking your chain. Do not qualify your file names. This defies
library lists. Much as we've filled up the little pond next to our
building with programmers who hard coded libraries (other than QTEMP) in
their source, you too can do without hard coding libraries. Only on very
rare occasions do we run into problems, and then it was just bad
maintenance. For example, if BPCS would do away with the data area called
INLIBL and used the BPCSJOBD job description then you wouldn't have two
area to maintain the library list.
We use SQLRPGLE programs all the time, against multiple databases (about
37), from a single program library.
Rob Berendt
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drange.com Subject: SQLRPG Question (as
Survey for AS/400 Developers (ISERIES)
DB2/400)
10/30/00 09:08 PM
Please respond to
MIDRANGE-L
I'm not very knowledgeable about SQLRPG and I'm curious--my cohorts who use
it say that SQLRPG programs must be recompiled over the exact datafiles
they
will be run against.
Can someone explain to me why, and whether there is a way to compile an
SQLRPG program so that it can safely use unqualified file names? I'd like
to
be able to change the library list to run these programs over a different
(e.g. Test) data library!
We have not used SQLRPGLE.
Apologies if this is an old topic, and thanks in advance for any
insights....
--Chapin Kaynor, Vermont
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>
> Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 15:05:18 GMT
> From: booth@martinvt.com
> Subject: RE: Survey for AS/400 Developers (ISERIES) DB2/400
>
> I am an RPG programmer, and no other kind. I believe that you believe
an
> RPG programmer would never willingly choose SQLRPGLE as a solution.
>
> I also believe that if you weren't kicking and screaming as someone
walked
> you through it one time, just one time, that from then on you would
> willingly use SQLRPGLE as one of your tools. There are some really nice
> things SQLRPGLE will do for you. If some kind and giving mentor will
hold
> your hand through the first few tries with it you too will become a
> new-generation RPG programmer.
>
>
> _______________________
> Booth Martin
> Booth@MartinVT.com
> http://www.MartinVT.com
> _______________________
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