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Re: Setting up our own Compile from WDSC

Hi Rod,

I totally agree with you. The problem you described has technical
challenges that the development team is currently working on.

Regards,
Nazmin Haji




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Nazmin,
Yes I found that EVFEVENT file. There are two problems with this..first
it takes a bit of maneouvering to get to that file. Secondly, when I click
on an error, WDSC actually opens up the "debug" version of the code(the
code that you would see in DEBUG mode). I am not able to change this
version of the code since it is the listing created by the compile.
Just to confirm, is there no way of making the error listing
automatically appear when a CL program is used? Is there a way of making
WDSC open up the EVFEVENT listing? Is there a way of making the error
listing use the actual source listing instead of the listing created from
the compile? Just one note connected to that. The original program is
CSBM9910.SQLCBL. When I finally get the error listing open and click on an
error, it opens up CSBM9910.CBL and positions the code at the error line.
If I want to correct the error, I have to go back to the CSBM9910.SQLCBL
version, find the similiar position and fix the code. This is really not
much better than looking at the joblog listing.
What do other people do when they have multiple different program types
to compile and multiple different libraries where copybooks could reside?
Forcing the programmer to determine if CRTSQLCBL, CRTCICSCBL, CRTCICSMAP or
CRTCBLPGM needs to be run straight out from WDSC leaves a lot of room for
error. Also, it assumes that the person has already changed their library
list to point to where they want to pick up the copybook. WDSC becomes a
tougher sell to our programmers when I tell them they have to do all these
steps, that our current compiler does, manually.
Thanks,
Rod




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date: Wed, 19 Dec 2007 09:43:01 -0500
from: Nazmin Haji <haji@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Setting up our own Compile from WDSC

Hi Rod,

If you running your compile commands from CL, the Error List View is not
automatically opened to populate the errors. However, if you specified an
option to generate the events file, say for OPM compiler OPTION(*LSTDBG) or
OPTION(*SRCDBG), an event file containing the errors is generated. You can
manually open this events file in Error List view and proceed normally.
To locate the events file, look in the target library for the compile
command for data file EVFEVENT. If you expand this file, you will see all
the events file, with the same name as the source member and type mbr.
Right click on this choose the option to Show in Error List.
Hope this helps.

Regards,
Nazmin Haji




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Thank you everyone for your replies. Unfortunately, I still can't get the
errors to display in the Iseries Error List. I have added /*
OPTION(*EVENTF) */ to the end of WDSC compile command. I am using the
compile option *LSTDBG. I am hoping the OPM compiler would allow *EVENTF.
When we invoke our compiler we are actually using a CL program that calls
another CL program. The WDSC command looks like following:
ICOMPWD PGM(&N) SRCLIB(&L) SRCFILE(&F) /* OPTION(*EVENTF) */

ICOMPWD calls another CL program which does the CRTSQLCBL command. Is there
anything else I can try or is there anything I can look at to see why WDSC
isn't picking up the error listing?

Thanks,
Rod




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1. Re: Setting up our own Compile from WDSC (Rod Verity)
2. Re: Setting up our own Compile from WDSC (Dave Shaw)
3. Re: Setting up our own Compile from WDSC (Buck)
4. Re: Setting up our own Compile from WDSC (Dave Shaw)


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message: 1
date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 12:48:26 -0600
from: Rod Verity <rod_verity@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Setting up our own Compile from WDSC


David,
When you say "Make sure the compile command you actually invoke has the
OPTION(*EVENTF) so the necessary information is generated during the
compile." Does that mean the compile command within WDSC or the CRTSQLCBL
command in the CL program being called. I tried it with the WDSC command
and it say "Keyword OPTION not valid for this command." If I put it in the
CRTSQLCBL command it says "*EVENTF not valid for parameter OPTION".
Thanks,
Rod




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date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 09:55:42 -0600
from: David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Setting up our own Compile from WDSC

Rod Verity wrote:
Regarding setting up our own compile, I read the suggested Wiki and
comments. I added /* *EVENTF SRCMBR(&N) */ to the compile command in
WDSC
and changed the CURLIB to the destination library(where EVFEVENT is) but
I
still don't receive the errors in Iseries error list. Is there such a
thing
as having too many "layers" to the compile command being evoked? We call
a
CL program, which in turn calls a second a CL program which calls a third
CL program to do the appropriate compile. Any comments are welcome.

Make sure the compile command you actually invoke has the
OPTION(*EVENTF) so the necessary information is generated during the
compile.

david

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date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 13:59:58 -0500
from: "Dave Shaw" <daveshaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Setting up our own Compile from WDSC

Rod,

I'm not David, but...

You're using the OPM SQL Cobol compiler, right? It looks like that one
never had the *EVENTF added to it (someone correct me if I'm wrong). If
that's so, I think you're stuck. Moving to the ILE compiler would probably

be a big deal, wouldn't it?

Dave Shaw
Mohawk Industries

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David,
When you say "Make sure the compile command you actually invoke has the
OPTION(*EVENTF) so the necessary information is generated during the
compile." Does that mean the compile command within WDSC or the CRTSQLCBL
command in the CL program being called. I tried it with the WDSC command
and it say "Keyword OPTION not valid for this command." If I put it in the
CRTSQLCBL command it says "*EVENTF not valid for parameter OPTION".
Thanks,
Rod



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date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 14:38:03 -0500
from: Buck <kc2hiz@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Setting up our own Compile from WDSC

Rod Verity wrote:

When you say "Make sure the compile command you actually invoke has
the
OPTION(*EVENTF) so the necessary information is generated during the
compile." Does that mean the compile command within WDSC or the CRTSQLCBL
command in the CL program being called. I tried it with the WDSC command
and it say "Keyword OPTION not valid for this command." If I put it in
the
CRTSQLCBL command it says "*EVENTF not valid for parameter OPTION".

In your WDSC compile command, try adding a comment at the end, like my
OPM SQL RPG compile has:

CRTSQLRPG PGM(&O/&N) SRCFILE(&L/&F) SRCMBR(&N) REPLACE(&R)
OPTION(*LSTDBG) /* OPTION(*EVENTF) */

Right click the member, Compile, Work with compile commands


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date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:10:04 -0500
from: "Dave Shaw" <daveshaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Setting up our own Compile from WDSC

Rod,

Buck's post reminded me. OPM SQL RPG creates the event file if you have
option(*lstdbg) specified. Try that with the Cobol compiler and see if it
works.

Dave Shaw
Mohawk Industries

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Rod Verity wrote:

When you say "Make sure the compile command you actually invoke has
the
OPTION(*EVENTF) so the necessary information is generated during the
compile." Does that mean the compile command within WDSC or the
CRTSQLCBL
command in the CL program being called. I tried it with the WDSC command
and it say "Keyword OPTION not valid for this command." If I put it in
the
CRTSQLCBL command it says "*EVENTF not valid for parameter OPTION".

In your WDSC compile command, try adding a comment at the end, like my
OPM SQL RPG compile has:

CRTSQLRPG PGM(&O/&N) SRCFILE(&L/&F) SRCMBR(&N) REPLACE(&R)
OPTION(*LSTDBG) /* OPTION(*EVENTF) */

Right click the member, Compile, Work with compile commands



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