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We are on v6, running V5R2. We have been compiling in batch for over 2
years in WDSC with no problems. The compile listing go to our own outqs
that do not have printers attached to them. The iSeries Error List display
worked just fine.
Yesterday I stopped getting the iSeries Error List when compiling. My
preference settings are still set to compile in batch and my listings go to
my outq.
If I change my preferences, by unchecking Compile in batch either in Windows
-> Preferences -> Remote Systems -> iSeries -> Command Execution OR in
iSeries Objects -> Properties -> Command Execution the iSeries Error List
displays but my compile listing goes to the system printer.
I already have an initial command to set my library list.
I have tried an override command, from the command line in the Commands Log
view before compiling interactive but my compile listing still printed on
the system printer.
My manager is set up the same way, batch compiles with Error List working
and compile listings not printing.
Does anyone know of a way to get the Error List to show up again when
compiling in batch or to stop the compile listing from printing. I still
need the compile listing as I often write embedded SQLRPGLE programs. My
only other option that I can think of is to rebuild my workspace and hope
that it works.
Gene
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