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Hi

Another quibble with WDSCi and SQL.
I use SQL so frequently that I have ALL our RPG source
as SQLRPGLE. When I compile I send the messages to the *EVENTF
(notice the 'help' text on OS400 refers to CODE)
and I see the messages in the ISeries Error List view.
BUT the source locations is some file in QTEMP and I cannot easily
link the message to the error. I reckon its all to do with the SQL
precompiler.

TWIMC
I have previously argued that the SQL precompiler
should be an integral part of the RPG compiler and it is just
some sort of 'us versus them' mentality that imposes this
archaic concept of a pre-compiler on us.
We dont need the ------ pre-compiler,we dont need to know
about its work fields or the APIs it calls, please integrate it
properly.

Frank Kolmann


Iseries ERROR list

ID RNF7030
Message RNF7030 The name or indicator POTCN is not defined
Severity 30
Line 445
Location QTEMP/QSQLTEMP1(pgmname)

David,
I think you need to get rid of the SBMJOB.
Since WDSC already runs in batch, there's no added value in submitting it

again.
Just do a call of your compile program with the EVENTF parameter.
HTH,
Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium

"David Foxwell" <david.foxwell@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent by: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
29/10/2007 12:46
Well that's a nice titbit if I can make it work.
After running my compile command under WDSc I get this in the commande
history view :
SBMJOB CMD(CALL PGM(MyCompiler) PARM(MyProgram)/* EVENTF
SRCMBR(MySource)
*/) JOB(MyJob)

I now have a file MyLib/EVFEVENT. with a member MySource full of
messages.
How do I get these messages into WDSc ?
TIA.

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