Re: Verify is crazy fast!

Fix for that is Preferences/Remote Systems/iSeries/Program Verifiers/ILE

RPG/Defines - define a condition name *CRTBNDRPG and it will work fine.

Just define the condition *CRTBNDRPG? Nothing else?

As for the verify speed, I find it very erratic, sometimes running

quickly
and other times being extremely slow.

I see the same thing. If Windows have you had the Taxk Manager up? When
verifier seems to be running extremely slow on my system the CPU
utilization is pinned at 100%






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Jeff and others,

Fix for that is Preferences/Remote Systems/iSeries/Program Verifiers/ILE
RPG/Defines - define a condition name *CRTBNDRPG and it will work fine.

I think Violaine is aware that we ought to have something a little more
intuitive.

As for the verify speed, I find it very erratic, sometimes running quickly

and other times being extremely slow. Might have something to do with my
employer insisting on using Lotus Notes, which slows my whole PC when it
gets in a funk. It's a little frustrating since in all my years of using
CODE the verifier was almost never slow, except when building or
refreshing
its cache.

Dave Shaw
Mohawk Industries

Verifies were always slow for me, so I tried it again on a moderately
sized
RPG4 program. Compile takes about 5-6 seconds, verify about 4-5

seconds,

not much of a difference.

However, the verify fails (level 20 errors) because it's trying

CRTRPGMOD

instead of CRTBNDRPG. I found where the preferences are, greyed out. I

got
it 'ungreyed' and changed to CRTBNDRPG. But the verify still fails with

the
level 20 errors.

I'll stick to compiling for now.

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