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John,
Yes, WDSC will change the increments in the LPEX editor to handle the line
numbers. I work in source members that are 12000 to 22000 lines and have
no problems with line numbers.
Thanks
Bryce Martin
Programmer/Analyst I
570-546-4777
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[WDSCI-L] SEU vs. WDSc: handling line numbers over 10,000
Quick Question:
Our software vendor just supplied an updated version of an RPG program
that for the first time exceeded 10,000 lines of code.
I know that in SEU, the last few lines sequence numbers are changed
within SEU from line 10,00x to 9999.xx
Does WDSC respect the line numbers over 10,000 or does it also modify
the line numbers to fit within the 9999.99 constraint?
John Voris, Information Services
Crown Americas
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