Re: copying menu's from a test to a production library

Jim,

You don't have to recompile the menu's to change the library name. Just use
the WRKMNU command. For instance, after copying the objects over to
production WRKMNU PRODLIB/MENU01 (or *all for all menus). Then put a '2'
beside each menu that you copied and it will allow you to change the library
name.

-Cary


On 9/8/08 12:26 PM, "vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx" <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Jim

I assume these are DDS menus. If so, my suggestion is probably not practical
but has long-term benefits, IMO.

Change to UIM menus - only one source member and no database relationships to
worry about.

There are some things you can't do with UIM menus that you can with DDS ones,
but not many. Wean one's self from pretty colors and all that - heh!

HTH
Vern

-------------- Original message --------------
From: JDHorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

RE: Find library of program to process a command, thanks all for your help
with the previous issue.

New issue

We use the following scenario to promote test programs to production

put test library on top of library list, if no issues- run program to copy
objects/source to appropriate production libraries, remove test library
from library list, next day rename test library to a save library

this works great except for menu's. the menu's need to be recompiled
after they are moved to the production libraries before the library they
were compiled in is renamed. anyone know a fix to this?

Jim Horn

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