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Jon, the bad news is there is no way to get it back, short of deleting your
workspace folder... just something we never thought of, until now :-).
The good news is these prompting nodes are not required. They are simply
short cuts to doing a right click on "iSeries Objects" and selecting the
cascading New action at the top. That is why we let users delete them ....
some people feel they just add clutter.
Phil Coulthard, iSeries AD, IBM Canada Ltd. coulthar@xxxxxxxxxxx
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"Jon Paris"
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Sent by: Subject: [WDSCI-L] Where oh
where has my master filter gone ...
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During a class on WDSc a student right clicked the "Work with libraries"
entry under "iSeries Objects" and deleted it! I have no idea _why_ they
did
it but ....
I'm somewhat surprised that this is even possible, but the real question
is - does anyone have any idea as to how to get it back! We thought
starting a new connection might do it - but it doesn't. So how does he get
it back?
Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com
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