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Your compile problem is probably the library list. There are multiple ways to change the library list: You can define it in the connection properties explicitly, you can have an initial program called when the connection is made, you can run a command manually after you connect to change the list, or you can set up a custom compile command that takes care of it for you.

You really want to get the free upgrade to V7 if you possibly can. V5 is 7 years old and was far from perfected. If you have to run it, make sure you're on the last update, 5.1.2.6 I think it was.

Dave Shaw
Mohawk Industries

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From: <RDutil@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2010 4:00 PM
To: <wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Beginners Advice Requested

I've been an IBM i developer/analyst for a long time, but I've never worked anywhere (until now) that used WDSCi or any of the newer variations. I have used Eclipse a little bit for some other outside development, but never in conjunction with an iSeries box.

I've just started working somewhere that has WDSCi version 5.1, which I know is a bit old. I can use the tool to access and modify program source (RPGILE, CL, etc.) without any problem. The problem is, that's all I can do inside WDSCi. I think a few people tried to research further, but gave up. It seems like it is hardly worth the trouble to open WDSCi if I can't compile, debug or take advantage of any other functionality of the tool.

I would love to get this working and fully functional, but I have no idea where to start. I have tried to compile a program, but it did not work (and it's a short, simple program that should compile with no problem). Not sure if the problem could be system oriented (lacking proper PTF's)or setup oriented (my initial iSeries login library list would not work if I wanted to compile any programs; can this be adjusted in WDSCi setup). Does anyone have any good advice or can you point me in the direction of the proper manuals/documentation? I've tried some searching on-line, but have come up empty to this point. Hoping if we can get this working and display it's worth, can maybe justify any expense of properly upgrading the tool.


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