Re: Suggestion: File to use when compile

[Tony Carolla <carolla@xxxxxxxxx>]

When I have that issue, I usually override the file (OVRDBF) before I
compile.  Assuming that the two files above have the same format name,
and level identifier, this works.

But I agree in a way, it would be nice, especially when you have a
file that is in a library that is not in your library list, but it is
on the system, and you resolve it in your F-specs with an extfile
keyword, and specify the actual lib and file name (not a variable),
but the compile still insists the file be in your library list.


On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 13:38:55 -0500, Lim Hock-Chai <lim.hock-chai@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hans/Babara:
> 
> Every now and then, I need to access a file on both local and remote systems 
> in a RPG program.  In the F spec I normal put a made up file name to refer 
> the remote DDM file.  See example below:
> FCUSMAST   IF   E           K DISK
> FCUSMASTDDMIF   E           K DISK    usropn
> 
> Everything is fine, until I need to compile or recompile it due to file 
> changes.  Compiler errors it out because CUSTMASTDDM doesn't really exist.  
> It would be nice if we can have a keyword that specify the actual file to use 
> when compiling it.
> 
> thanks
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