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   Don,

   The deficiencies with compiling embedded SQL have been around and known
   for a very long time.  Given that IBM has been encouraging us to use SQL,
   are then any immediate plans to put something practical in place?

   I use a fair amount of embedded SQL and the best way I've found is still
   to compile thru PDM, browse the compile errors on the green screen and
   alt-tab to WDSC to make the fixes.  But I'd love to have the errors
   downloaded and inserted into the source like non-SQL does.

   Sam

   >From: Don Yantzi <YANTZI@xxxxxxxxxx>
   >Brandon,
   >
   >You will need to override the TOSRCFILE parameter for the CRTSQLRPGI
   >command to write the temporary file created by the SQL preprocessor to a
   >library other than QTEMP so it can be downloaded to display the errors.
   >WDSc cannot access the one in QTEMP after the compile completes. You can
   >do this by either prompting the command in WDSc or defining your own
   >compile command for the sqlrpgle member type.
   >
   >Don Yantzi
   >WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
   >IBM Toronto Lab
   >Phone: (905) 413-4476
   >IBM internal: IBMCA(yantzi) - Internet: yantzi@xxxxxxxxxx
    

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