Re: %date not evaluating in DOW as "I" would expect

[Scott Klement <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

When you use CRTSQLRPGI (or any embedded SQL precompiler), you are 
limited to choosing DBGVIEW(*SOURCE).

It has nothing to do with WDSC.  You have the same limit at the 
command-line or PDM.

However, if you use a precompiler and pick *SOURCE, it actually runs 
CRTBNDRPG/CRTRPGMOD with DBGVIEW(*ALL).  So all debug views (including 
*LIST) should be available in the debugger.  Plus, precompiler itself 
adds it's own *SOURCE debug view to show what the program looked like 
before the precompiler ran.

The problem with *LIST in this instance is that you'll see the source as 
CRTRPGMOD/CRTBNDRPG saw it -- in order words, you'll see if after the 
precompiler was done, which is much harder to read than the original 
source.  But the *LIST debug view is there, nonetheless.  It's just not 
the default view.


Bryce Martin wrote:
> CRTSQLRPGI OBJ(BMARTIN/ProgramA) SRCFILE(BMSRC/QRPGLESRC) SRCMBR(ProgramA) 
> OBJTYPE(*MODULE) OPTION(*EVENTF) REPLACE(*YES) DBGVIEW(*SOURCE) 
> TOSRCFILE(BMARTIN/QSQLTEMP1)
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> That is the compile command from WDSC7.  They won't let my type *LIST or 
> *ALL for the DBGVIEW.  Sooooo... am I using the wrong compile command or 
> is this a WDSC limitation?
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> Thanks
> Bryce Martin
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> personally i always use *LIST  using *SOURCE is like so last decade!!!!
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> Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> One very good reason why I always compile with *ALL or *LIST!  For the 
> small additional storage overhead it is not worth sticking with just 
> *SOURCE.
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> Jon Paris
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> On 2-Oct-09, at 10:42 AM, rpg400-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> >  However, I think Scott
> > might have gotten it right when he said that my source didn't match my
> > object.  I don't know why it wouldn't have,