RE: [WDSCI-L] for experienced Healthcare users

["Kurt Anderson" <kjanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't recall, but it could be when I'm using %KDS when I run into an
issue with the key fields as well.

Thanks for the response. 

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Other than using the compile option from the menu bar I think this is
what most RSE/LPEX users do when editing source.

The original question I believe was about using the verify option.  I am
currently using 5.1.2.3 and the verify works well.  The only issue I
have is that it doesn't like the %KDS BIF.  It tells me that the number
of key fields aren't correct.  The compile works fine.  There have been
other issues with older versions but since the 5.1 version it has been
very good in my opinion.

The only time I go to the job log is if I have a binding issue.  I
haven't found a way to identify those through WDSc yet.

We even have some really old RPT code I have to maintain periodically
and I still prefer to use WDSc over PDM for maintaining it.

Rick

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I learned WDSC on my own, so there are probably others on this list that
are much better than I.  However, when I edit a source member (I use
filters).  I setup one filter for each library, and limit it to files
that start with Q* - that way I get QCLSRC, QRPGSRC, QDDSSRC, QSRC, etc.
- stuff like that.  Then I expand the source file and then double click
on the source member I want to edit. When I'm done editing, I click on
the save icon, then I right click on the member name and select
"compile", If it's an RPG II/III member, it just comes up with
CRTRPGPGM, if it's a RPG IV member, it comes up with CRTRGPMOD and
CRTPGM.  You might need to experiment with "work with compile commands".
Anyway I select CRTxxxPGM, etc, I select iSeries Error List in the tabs
at the bottom and - it will show my errors there.  From there I can
double click on the error and it will place my cursor in the member on
the line with the error.  Very nice.

Suggestions from others?

Jeff Stevens
Mize, Houser & Co. P.A.
913 451 1882
JStevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx





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>I've written some new programs dealing with EDI data, so that's in RPG
IV/ILE.  I use WDSC for all of my
>iSeries work.  I can't remember the last time I was in SEU.

Do you compile on the iSeries and then bring up the joblog in your 5250
session and update the code in WDSC?  Or do you use the verify function?
If you use the verifier, and it doesn't seem buggy to you, what version
are you on?

Thanks,
Kurt


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