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Not true, you can go back and forth, however,
there are functions in the graphical interface that don't exist in the
command line, for instance some of the omit capabilities. Furthermore
for some unknown reason IBM will change the name of the control group
and other objects to it's own name after accessing it from the command
line because some of the internal data structures will have been
"upgraded" to use the graphical interface.
My newer BRMS customers start with and stick with the graphical
interface, particularly at V7. With the recent IBM Navigator for i
being released in late December (see archives for information on that)
the interface is much faster, and works quite well. Customers that
started out on the command line are tending to stay on the command line
rather than switch.
Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects
On 1/8/2013 2:18 PM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Comrades,
Something has given me the impression that once you start using the iNav
interface to BRMS then your ability to use many of the text based commands
go away. I don't know where I got that impression. Is there something
documented about this?
Rob Berendt
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