Re: Copy program from one connection to another

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Edmund

It seems that the kind of thing done by ObjectConnect - an option of SS1 
- might work. You mentioned that you need to be able to work with 
streams. You work with SAVFs now. ObjectConnect has the SAVRST* suite of 
commands, which effectively make a SAVF, then transfer it in some way to 
the other system and get it restored there. I'm sure there are 
inaccuracies in my description, but it's the general idea - the 
parameters all match the SAV* and RST* commands.

So I'm thinking that the client - RDp now - could execute whatever it 
wants, including the various SR stuff - to get a "SAVF" on the fly that 
could be transferred and "restored".

Hmmm?

Vern

On 10/7/2010 4:00 PM, Edmund Reinhardt wrote:
> Quoting an expert
>
> "In this case, in i Projects, you can capture programs as binaries and
> migrate them to other systems. Binary object support in RDp 7.6 will do
> this for everything but logical and physical files.  In the future we hope
> to add support for logical and physical files.
>
> In RSE, the limitation is that you have to copy to a target we can support
> with CRTDUPOBJ. So you have to paste into a library (for objects) or source
> files (for members).
>
>
> -- David Dykstal, Product Architect - Rational Developer for Power Systems"
>
>
> Hope this helps,
> Edmund Reinhardt
> edmund.reinhardt@xxxxxxxxxx
> IBM Rational Developer for Power Systems
> DDS on i, COBOL on AIX expert