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  3. January 2004

No iSeries system type

   I just un-installed WDSc V4.0 and installed WDSc
Advanced for iSeries, V5.1.  Everything seemed to go
correctly, including the ptf and LPP check.  (Although
I was a bit confused by the base product installing
into the "Program files..." folder and the subsequent
install of the iSeries plugins installing into C:\WDSC
-- the installer for this would not accept path names
with spaces).
   However, the RSE list of system types does not
include iSeries, only Windows, Linux, Unix, and Local.
 The help text specifically mentions an iSeries type,
which was visible within v4.0.
   Has anyone else seen this behavior or know of
something that I may have done incorrectly?
Thanks,
Don Whittaker

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