Re: Organisation of filters, pools, etc

David,

I use filter pools to group my filters by resulting object type.  Within
a connection I will generally have two standard filter pools.  One for
source code and another for program objects.  Within each filter pool
there will be object filters for each source or object library I need in
the project.  The source object filters list all the source file for a
library and the program object filters show all program related objects
within a library.  Sometimes I will also add a data files filter pool
with the same type object filters in it.

Can't help with the filter pool reference question.

Rick

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Subject: [WDSCI-L] Organisation of filters, pools, etc

I would like to hear from others as to how they use filters
efficiently. I have just stumbled on my own system, and
realised that I must have been doing it all wrong up until now.

This is roughly how I work, and I would welcome any advice on
how to improve the organisation of my RSE :

1. For each job I'm working on, I create a new connection.
When I start the connection, a standard CLP that is in every
developpement library puts the library list in place. That
way, as soon as I start work, my *CURLIB is the development library.

2. When the new connection is created, I can see a filter
pool that is common to all connections. I'm not sure about
how that works, so any ideas would be great.

3. In this "default" filter pool I have filters based on the
*CURLIB. As I have standardised programmes for installing and
testing my modifications, I have managed to greatly reduce
the number of filters I need to create.


Can anyone improve on this ?
Can anyone elaborate on the use of filter pools ? With examples ?

When I click right +  new on iseries objects, under filter
pool is "filter pool reference". If I choose this, the menu
proposes a list of profiles. What exactly is this filter pool
reference?
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