Re: Interactive version of STRDBRDR

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

What is to stop you from writing your own STRDBRDR?
Either have it execute the commands one at a time using system(), QCAPCMD,
QCMDEXC or some such thing.
Or compile it on the fly into QTEMP?

Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin



                      "Joe Pluta"
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If I wanted to put a few CL conmmands into a source member and just run
them
(kind of like old-fashioned OCL), can I do it?  The last time I did this,
many years ago, I used STRDBRDR, but that requires submitting to batch.
Can
it be done interactively?

I know I can just compile the lines of code into a program, or read each on
and execute them via QCMDEXC.  I just wondered if there was another way.

Joe

P.S. For background, what I'm trying to do is create "source members" for
my
non-program objects.  For example, it would be nice to have a source file
that I could "compile" that would generate, say, a data queue.  I could
just
compile that source and run it as a program, but then I'd need to keep
track
of that program as well as its source.  I was just hoping there was a more
direct approach.

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