Re: which obj?

I agree!  I've gone from being sympathetic to what I thought was an entry
level programmer, to appreciating some fellow programmers for help and
patience above and beyond what was called for, to realizing we were dealing
with a rather clever (at least, in his research mode!) college student, to
understanding the professors position of suggesting the guy is just lazy, to
now being annoyed at reading nothing else on this list!  Enough is enough ...
Mohammad, read your textbooks and do your own homework!

Tony Smithurst wrote:

> There have been two previous postings from RPG trainers suggesting that
> this guy seeks additional training or seek advice from his trainer. I
> was in agreement, but now it seems the questions are just too far off
> track.
>
> At the risk of flooding the list for just a few days more, can we please
> take a vote as to whether or not to entertain further questions from
> this source, as I for one have found the list to be extremely useful in
> the past, but now find it getting cluttered with more ridiculous
> questions by the day.
>
> I am not against helping anybody out there who has at least tried to
> find an answer themselves, but isn't this going just a bit too far?
>
> Tony Smithurst
> TonyS@tbsa.co.za
> or
> myname@domain.domainsuffix{.countrycode}
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mohammad khan <mohammadakhan@yahoo.com>
> To: x x <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>; x x <RPG400-L@midrange.com>
> Date: 16 October 1998 01:06
> Subject: which obj?
>
> another question folks...
>
> my guideline for this assignment says to use DSPOBJD command to create
> a output file in my lib. to use it to compile my pgm.
>
> DSPOBJD  OBJ(yourlib/yourfile)
>          OBJTYPE(*file)
>          OUTPUT(*outfile)
>          OUTFILE(yourlib/tempfile)
>
> now, i think i get this. my only question is
> what do my directions mean by "yourfile"
>
> i have no idea which obj. it's talking about b/c
> the rpg pgm i wrote is of type RPGLE not of *FILE
>
> sincerely,
>
> Mohammad
>
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