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Ah I did miss that he said PDM - yes, doable, but I sometimes use the *CHG option, sometimes the *DSP, sometimes case-sensitive, sometimes not - I know I could prompt a user option, too, so maybe this would be enough of a workaround. We'll see if Greg thinks so.

I've no problem with leveraging something like FNDSTRPDM in RDi, just that it still would be good if it had no side-effect on my use of the command in PDM.

Later
Vern

On 3/4/2015 12:15 PM, John Yeung wrote:
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 1:03 PM, Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
[Re: Doug's suggestion of defining one's own PDM options]

maybe, but i only use opt 25 in PDM on green screen - it doesn't get around
the issue that I can see to add a UDO (new acronym?). And I just don't like
having the *EVENTF parm and the PRTRVDS set to Y in the opt 25 PNLGRP, etc.

But tell me more that i'm not seeing!
I can't be sure, but I think what Doug is suggesting is to change your
workflow on the green screen. That is, for now you have to accept
that searching from RDi is going to affect the parameters for Option
25. So don't use Option 25. Instead, use your own custom PDM option
that has some of the parameters prepopulated the way you like them.
If you have a few different usage patterns, you may want to create a
few different custom options to accommodate them.

John Y.


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