Re: Iseries Project Navigator

Well, so much for this being a lively discussion.

Actually, I use Object filters, then I use filter pools.  So I might have 
say - 4 libraries that are part of a "group" (or "project").  I will setup 
4 object filters.  One for each library.  Then in the filter, I use a 
filter string of Object = "Q*" (for QSRC, QCLSRC, etc). or sometimes, I 
just do object name of *, and the Object attribute of pf-src.  What this 
allows me to do is to click on the + beside the filter name (which is 
usually the same as the library name), then I get 4 lines or so that show 
QCLSRC, QDDSSRC, QRPGSRC, QSRC, etc.  Then I click on the plus beside one 
of the source file names and then all of the source show up. Then I double 
click on the source member name to edit it.  That's all done in RSE, so I 
get the compile options, etc.  Then sometimes, I'll take those object 
filters and put them into a "filter pool". That way, I might have a filter 
pool (under iSeries objects) that says "Payroll System".  Then under 
Payroll System, I'll have my 4 or 5 libraries that deal with the PR 
system. 

I know that we have other developers here that combine sources from 
several libraries into one filter.  I kinda of like to keep things 
segregated by library name though.

Hope that  helps some.





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





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Jeff,

I've been using a single filter for all the source members in my
library.
I thought about trying to create a "project" by using filters, but it
seems this can only be accomplished if the names of all the source
objects I want in my project begin or end with some characters common to
them all.
In other words, I can't cherry pick the members to include in the
filter.

I can see where the projects would come in handy for jet-setting folks
like Mr. Cozzi who would do a lot of work on their laptops from 25000
feet in the air, then hook up with the Iseries later on. Since I can't
afford a lap-top (or a plane ticket), it's just more convenient to work
with them from the RSE, saving and compiling straight to the Iseries.

Greg

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|Greg,
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|I would expect this to be a lively thread.
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|I don't use projects, but I do use filters.   That way I can work in
the
|RSE all the time.
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|Jeff Stevens
|Mize, Houser & Co. P.A.
|913 451 1882
|JStevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx