Re: Questions about "Remote Systems" perspective

Yes, the R0... CODE server name points to your iSeries and the file you are
editing will reside on your iSeries not the local file system.  So when you
save the file it will be saved on the iSeries.

The reason for this slightly cryptic name:  the CODE communications only
allows one connection per TCP/IP hostname and restricts the CODE Server
name to 8 characters.  The RSE communications allows multiple connections
to the same hostname (allowing you to setup different libl, current
library, etc... for each) and very long connection names.  When you launch
the CODE Editor from the RSE a unique CODE server name is generated for the
RSE connection.  This CODE server name is composed of R0 followed by the
last 6 characters of the RSE connection name.

Vern you are correct, the R does come from RSE, the number is used to avoid
naming collisions.  If you have lots of connections with similar connection
names then you may start to see R1..., R2...)

Don Yantzi
IBM Toronto Lab




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Don

I've seen the "R0..." too. It's an entry in the HOSTS file, put in there by
RSE, I think, Pointing to the IP address you set up. Maybe 'R' stands for
'Remote'  <bg>

Vern

At 11:35 AM 8/27/02 -0400, you wrote:
>Good Day All,
-snip-
>2) When I open a member with Code, the system name starts with a
>"<R0RO...>"; this is not my system name. What is it?
>Am I looking at a file on my PC or the 400? When is the iSeries member
>updated?
-snip-

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