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Just curious in RDI V9.0 in COBOL can we again copy one line of code that
has something in the first 6 columns and paste it on the next line and it
will paste the whole line? If we copy and paste two lines of code it works
just fine, the problem is with just one line of copy and paste. When using
WDSC it worked just fine, but ever since the upgrades RDI-RDP-(maybe)back
to RDI has been a real pain for someone who puts project numbers in the
first 5 columns. With the little amount of enhancements an Iseries COBOL
programmer gets in the upgrades it would probably just be beneficial for us
to go back to WDSC if not fixed. FYI...I have tried all the BLOCK settings
in preferences(character, element, rectangle, stream) and none work like in
WDSC. Below is example of what I am talking about....
Copy the following line....
123456*A-1-B
62JRB IF TU-POLICY-TYPE = "7"
when paste to next line only get this....below
123456*A-1-B
62JRB
But when coping two lines together....
123456*A-1-B
62JRB IF TU-POLICY-TYPE = "7"
62JRB MOVE "Y" TO WS-TEST.
when paste to next line the whole lines paste like they are suppose
to...shown below
123456*A-1-B
62JRB IF TU-POLICY-TYPE = "7"
62JRB MOVE "Y" TO WS-TEST.
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