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|If I compile a program in PDM and then do a F15, type 2 and then search
|for *err, I find the errors. Now the important thing here that when the
|compile runs, it is submited to batch. It is still being compiled to
|QTEMP but it finds the error without any problems.


Alan,

From where are you doing the F15 ?  When I compile in PDM, I do so from
the 
"Work With Members Using PDM" screen using option 14.  From this screen,
F15 is "Sort Date" which just sorts all the members by date. 
What am I missing ? 

The previous poster left out that he was editing a source member, then 
pressed F15, Option 2. This brings up a split screen of the source member 
and the compiler listing. By searching for *ERR in the Compiler listing 
you can skip to the next error.

WDSC offers similar functionality. After submitting a source member 
compile job, the iSeries Error List window shows all of the errors in the 
compiler listing. Clicking on the error in that window jumps to the line 
in error in the source window. It also embeds the error line in the source 
member if you prefer to track your errors that way. the error listings can 
be removed from the source member by choosing Source/Remove Messages.


Steve 


Steven Morrison
Fidelity Express 
903-885-1283  ext. 479

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