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Hi Lorne,

When compiling in RSE, results can only be displayed in the Error list view
if an events file is generated.
So when defining compile commands, the dialog tries to enforce the
appropriate option necessary for the compiler to generate the command.
For ILE compilers like RPG and COBOL, this means adding OPTION(*EVENTF) to
the command string.
For OPM RPG and COBOL compilers, and the CL compiler the dialog tries to
add *SRCDBG to ensure that an events file is generated.
However, *LSTDBG also causes the CL compiler to generate an events file, so
I've opened APAR SE29001 to get it fixed.

In the meanwhile, change your compile command to specify *NOSRCDBG with
your *LSTDBG option, the dialog should not add *SRCDBG back in and you
shouldn't get any problems with the compiler.

thanks,

Violaine Batthish
eSupport Champion
WebSphere Development Studio Client
IBM Toronto Lab



wdsci-l-bounces+batthish=ca.ibm.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/20/2007
10:05:51 AM:

I wonder if anyone else if having this problem or if I am doing something

wrong.

I want to change the OPTION parameter on the CRTCLPGM command within
WDSCi
V7. The current value is *SRCDBG. I want to change it to *LSTDBG.

I select Work With Compile Commands and edit the command string. When I
click Apply, somehow magically the *SRCDBG value is restored - along with

the *LSTDBG value which I supplied. This creates a warning error from the
CL
compiler (you can't have it both ways).

The good news is that the CL compiler (V5R3) appears to use *LSTDBG.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Lorne.



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