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1. Right now, filter pools are not specific to a connection. In the next
release, all filters that are unique to a connection will be stored under a
special filter pool just for that connection.
2. I've been trying these scenarios out but I haven't been able to
reproduce this problem. Do you get any problems if you just try to open
that source file in an editor?
3. These are good suggestions and FRED will like to hear them.
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08/01/2004 03:47 filters and moving members
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1. David, I'm glad to hear about the filters. Are filter pools specific to
a connection at this time?
2. The problem was in the IFS Files subsystem version 5.1.0. I had a file
in my home folder named api0105.rpgle that I tried to drag to the other
system. I dropped it over a folder - the little rectangle icon was showing,
not the "not allowed" one. It started, then a message window appeared with
the text "Operation failed. File system input or output error." The details
were "Message reported from file system:" - not very helpful, eh?
It failed with a file with the .txt extension, so it does not seem tied to
source types.
3. Another thing - I was trying to use IFS files for source (V5R2). When I
added a file it did not open the editor automatically, as it does when you
add a member. It'd be nice to have improved support for source type
extensions when using stream files for source - I know this is new stuff.
Guess I'll talk to FRED.
Thanks
Vern
At 01:25 PM 1/8/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>1. In the next release, you'll be able to define a filter as unique for a
>specific connection.
>2. You should be able to drag/drop or copy/paste members from members of
>one source file to another across connections. You should also be able to
>copy source files from a library on one system to another. What happens
>when you try to do this? Is there an error message?
>
>Thanks,
>____________________________________
>David McKnight
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