RE: /INCLUDE directive

>Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 11:43:57 -0400
>From: "Phil" <sublime78ska@yahoo.com>
>
>My purpose for using /INCLUDE is so I can do verifies in Code/400.
Without
>having the SQLCA defined, the VERIFY in Code/400 returns errors for
>SQLRPGLE.  But, when I compile, if the SQLCA is defined I get the above
>error.

Phil, /INCLUDE will never solve that problem, since the compiler will
always
open up /INCLUDE files.  SQLRPGLE programs are compiled in two steps: first
the SQL preprocessor reads the source file, and creates a new RPGLE source
file.  The preprocessor understands the /COPY directive, so rather than
just
copy the /COPY over to the new RPGLE file, it reads the /COPY file and
copies
its contents into the new RPGLE file, also using the contents for its own
purposes (and sometimes finding things it doesn't like, like nested
/COPYs).
/INCLUDE was added to the RPG compiler (but not the SQL preprocessor) to
give
programmers a way to code a copyfile without having SQL "see" it.  /INCLUDE
was never intended to be a way to have the RPGLE compiler ignore a copy
file.

Try using a compiler-condition.  Specify NEED_SQLCA in the Verify->Compile
dialog for your Code/400 verify, but don't define it for your regular
compiles.

 /IF DEFINED(NEED_SQLCA)
 /COPY sqlca_ds
 /ENDIF

Barbara Morris

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