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Hi Chuck, I followed your instructions but did not find duplicate entries
so I don't think we have the same situation.
I did create a completely new workspace (File->Switch Workspace and
entered a new name) and it still didn't save the custom command.
Thanks, Rob
On 2013-01-31 12:16 PM, Buck Calabro wrote:
On 1/31/2013 9:34 AM, Robert Rogerson wrote:
I created a custom compile command thought Compile->Compile->Work with
Compile Commands. When I first create the command it is available and I
can use it. But when I close and reopen Rdp it has disappeared.
I had the same problem after I upgraded to 8.5 from 7.0.0.8. When I did
the upgrade, I made a copy of my 7.0 workspace and let 8.5 convert it to
the new layout. It turns out that somewhere along the line, a glitch
occurred and there is a configuration file that has duplicate entries.
IBM's official response was to create a new workspace - which works
perfectly, but I have a LOT of custom commands, filters, etc. that I
really don't want to re-create. Thankfully, the support staff explained
exactly which file contained the duplicates and advised me that if I
really, really wanted to edit that file by hand to go for it - with the
clear caveat that if I didn't do it right, the official recovery was
going to be 'create a new workspace'. I see why support would recommend
creating a new workspace - after all, what else might have a hiccough?
With whose caveats in mind look for the following file. You will have
to do some research to find the exact path to your copy:
Close RDP and open the node.properties file in a plain text editor. I
used Notepad++ but don't see any reason Notepad won't work. Inside that
file are a list of the compile commands organised by source type. Here
is an example of the C source type:
This pattern repeats. For me, the final entry is .00034 QMQRY. After
that, it started all over again with .00035 and C. What I did was to
delete the entirety of the file from this duplicate 'C' entry right to
the end.
Hope this helps.
--buck
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