Re: SEU Search options

Hi Edmund

I'm glad Chuck replied - I had already thought that this wasn't just a
SMOP (simple matter of programming).

The workaround isn't feasible for me - I do not have the rights to create
another profile, and it'd be difficult to justify it for this kind of
thing, when the current workaround is to clear a couple fields on the
prompt in PDM.

I have to believe that something can be written to retrieve the settings
and write them back to the user profile internals - this would probably be
a *SYSTEM level program, but it's being done now by PDM, so????

I think I will still submit an RFE later, unless Greg or someone else does
first!

Vern

On 3/4/2015 7:13 AM, Edmund Reinhardt wrote:

Thanks for the detailed analysis Chick, you are helping me realise
that
this is not simple to fix.
Yes RDi implements its search by executing a FNDSTRPDM command. We do
this
on the job that is used for the RSE connection which has all the
environment (LIBL etc) set up.

To work around this I suggest creating a different USRPRF for your RSE
connection. RDi is unlikely to change its implementation since there
is no
API to change FNDSTRPDM defaults.

Sent from IBM Notes Traveler

CRPence --- Re: [WDSCI-L] SEU Search options ---

From: "CRPence" <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "" <wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, Mar 4, 2015 7:03 AM
Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] SEU Search options

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On 03-Mar-2015 22:56 -0600, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
> On 3/3/2015 4:02 PM, Greg Wilburn wrote:
>> Is there any way to prevent the RDi "Find Text String" from
>> changing the search options in SEU? Every time I use the search in
>> RDi, it changes my search defaults in SEU.
>>
>> The options in SEU become "OPTIONS = *NONE" (instead of 5 to
>> display) and "Print Records = Y" (instead of N). I like to use SEU
>> sometimes and this is driving me crazy.
>>
>
> I see this, too, and have just lived with it. It DOES look like a
> candidate for an RFE, though. Polite behavior of an application - to
> me - would say to put things back as you find them, especially when
> it is a program doing it, not a person - SEU has always kept our
> choices for future use, and this goes against that, since WE did not
> make the choice.
>

The feature is PDM, and AFaIK [and seems confirmed by testing that]
the effect is also\therefore the PDM. The /same/ effect is seen after
having performed a Find String Using PDM (FNDSTRPDM) request from a
command-line invocation; the Interactive Profile Entry (IPE) for the
User Profile (USRPRF) name that issued the request gets updated to store
the /previous/ choices for various find-string-function /parameters/.
That can be confirmed by reviewing the modified values being stored in
the IPE: DMPSYSOBJ The_USRPRF QSYS 0E /* if the Type is not '0E' [per my
recollection faded; am too lazy to lookup], then dropping all
type\subtype specifications and searching the much larger spooled
QPSRVDMP output will show the IPE data */

The RDi apparently implements the "Find Text String" using Find
String Using PDM, and thus the effect would be identical to if the user
had requested to perform a FNDSTRPDM with those parameters. The RDi
could evade the effect by issuing the find-request under a different
user profile than the one used for the connection to the server [that
performs the FNDSTRPDM].

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