Re: RDi Opening or comparing members from remote system

Am 16.07.2021 um 22:34 schrieb Brian Parkins <goodprophet.bp@xxxxxxxxx>:

I guess the very "old school" (non-RDi) approach of CMPPFM, using DDM to access the file on the second machine has no mileage?

(Just a thought.)

Brian.

On 16/07/2021 17:19, Daniel Gross wrote:
Thanks, but it’s a bit more complicated - so I try do describe.

I have generated a table with a row for each source member on a machine - library, filename, member name, last changed, text and a SHA-512 hash over the members contents.

This table is there for 2 different machines, so I can compare them with a full join, and find members, which have a different hash value, so I know, that these members differ from one machine to the other.

Now from this application, I wanted to launch RDi to make the detailed comparison of these members - which are residing on different machines. It’s not a problem to do that from RDi as long as you have a connection to both machines - as you have written in detail, and this also works with two members on two different machines/connections. But it would be so much easier, if my application could trigger this.

In the „good old days“ of COE/400 it was very easy with STRCODECMD or a CALL to EVFCFDBK to open a member on the workstation from PDM or any other application.

So I wondered, if this is still possible - but no luck so far.

I have the idea, to write a RDi plugin for that - maybe someone can help me a bit - it would be even enough to trigger the compare dialog with the right values already filled in.

-Daniel

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