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Re: Defining a new compile association

On 2/10/2015 9:45 AM, darren@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

We use a change management tool that defines an SQL table definition as
a .SQLTABL type of member. When I open this in RDI, I can't define a
compile command for this type of member. I can only run user actions. Is
there a way to define .SQLTABL as a compilable type of member, similar to
how .PF is available now?

Compile > Work with compile commands...
Add... (top right, next to Source type box)
New member type = SQLTABL, OK
New command
Label CRTSQLTABL (or whatever you like to think of it as)
Command CRTSQLTABL... (whatever your command is)

In order to get feedback to RDi, the command you invoke needs to do a
bit of work to populate the feedback file. Look in the Wiki
http://wiki.midrange.com/index.php/Custom_Compile_Commands but I don't
know how current that is.


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