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Hey Guys, I agree with Adam that even though I'm an avid user of WDSCi there is always a need for a quick fix in SEU. With that being said I see why IBM is trying to phase out the other tools, its all about resources. Its hard to keep developers on staff that work on tools that arent part of the companies direction. The S36 is the other prime example of this, keeping a S36 compiler specialist on staff cant be easy:) Don Nitke ---------------------------------------- From: "Bill Barnes" <bbarnes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 9:08 AM To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] WDSCI-L Digest, Vol 5, Issue 174 I'm sorry that you've had so much trouble with WDSC Bill. It seems you've been particularly unlucky - I don't think we've all had quite as many problems. As for the question of your co-workers, I don't think I'll ever understand the "if I use WDSC, I have to use only WDSC" mentality. I still use SEU, PDM, and even the green-screen debugger from time to time. Sometimes it's just the simplest way to get the job done. I don't really see why that's a problem - I like having multiple tools available to work how I see fit. The perception is being pushed by IBM. The impression is that they want everyone off PDM and on RSE. Just like they want everyone to "Migrate to WEBSPHERE". I have not seen any compelling reasons to use WEBSPHERE. JAVA doesn't seem to be an easy language for business. I know it is a resource hog and it seems to run slower than either COBOL or RPG. Visual Basic is simple to use but lacks the robustness of RPG. As for your problem installing the RSE Extensions - what version of WDSC are you running? There was a bug that was fixed sometime after the initial 6.0 release that sometimes caused problems after plugin installation. I am on the absolute latest version prior to the much vaunted V7.0 The version numbers are a tad confusing since I have upgraded 2 or 3 times and get a successful completion but the version numbers don't seem to reflect that. When I do the check for updates thing it says I am cool. HTH, Adam
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