Re: Enhancement Request

One caveat when using multiple filter strings is that the order of items 
in the filter tree is dependant on the order of the filter strings.  I 
believe this is an issue that the WDSC team has on their list.


wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/07/2006 02:10:03 PM:

Joe,

I get it now I think.  Even if you used a connection it seems like you
would end up with pretty much the same scenario you have now.

BTW, are you using member filters?  I was able to create a single member
filter over two different libraries.  I used the same source file but I
don't think that really matters.  I created the filter with the first
selection criteria then changed it (R-click -> Change) to add a new
filter criteria.  I'm not sure it's exactly what you need however, as I
can't tell which library the members are really in.  I didn't notice any
duplicates but that might be an issue too.

Rick

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[mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Joe Pluta
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 12:57 PM
To: 'Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries'
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Enhancement Request

That's great, Rick, but it still doesn't help me.  When I'm
working on a single task, I may need to access programs from
order entry, purchasing and AP, as well as some utility
programs.  The way the application suite is set up, each
application is easily filtered using a prefix on the member
name (such as ORD* for order entry).  However, there are
maybe twenty different applications.  Add to that the fact
that I typically have at least two different filters for a
given prefix, one for production source and one for test
source, and you can see that I can quickly end up with a lot
of filters.  Add in variants for multiple versions or client
custom code, and you can get pretty full pretty quick,

Now, if filters had the ability to add LISTS of selection
criteria (such as all ORD*, PUR* and SYS* members in
libraries RV50PROD and REV50TEST) then it might be a little easier.

Joe

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