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Tyler, Matt | 1 Oct 2004 16:31
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WDSC interm fix zip files for Update Manger

I have just recently stumbled across this site from IBM that lists ALL the
WDSC version 5's interm fix zips.  

Unzip each file and then look for "Install.html" in a folder called Update a
couple levels down.  It tells you the steps needed to use the UM to install
the fixes.

This makes it great for those of us that multiple installations, to prevent
eating up band width at work or forcing us to tie up a 56k connection for
the better part of the night and next morning.

ftp://www3.software.ibm.com/software/websphere/studiotools/zips/512/
<ftp://www3.software.ibm.com/software/websphere/studiotools/zips/512/≥ 

Thanks, Thank you,

Matt Tyler

WinCo Foods, Inc

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Tyler, Matt | 1 Oct 2004 17:59
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CPD3123E: KEYFLD(*FILE) cannot be used with GRPFLD and GRPSLT.

I have this code and LPEX gives me the following error but SEU does not and
program compiles.

            OVRDBF     FILE(TAGPRNWF) TOFILE(TAGPRNWF) SHARE(*YES)

             OPNQRYF    FILE((TAGPRNPF)) OPTION(*ALL) QRYSLT('TNSTN = ' +

                           *CAT &STN) KEYFLD(*FILE)           

CPD3123E: KEYFLD(*FILE) cannot be used with GRPFLD and GRPSLT.

The obvious quesiton is why?  The prompter will not allow me to continue
until I remove the KEYFLD(*FILE) option.

Thank you,

Matt Tyler

WinCo Foods, Inc

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Tyler, Matt | 1 Oct 2004 18:03
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RE: CPD3123E: KEYFLD(*FILE) cannot be used with GRPFLD and GRPSLT.

Also, I am at V5.1 of OS/400 and CL reference release is set at v5r1 under
Preferences -> Remote Systems -> LPEX Editor Parser -> CL.

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Subject: [WDSCI-L] CPD3123E: KEYFLD(*FILE) cannot be used with GRPFLD and
GRPSLT.

I have this code and LPEX gives me the following error but SEU does not and
program compiles.

            OVRDBF     FILE(TAGPRNWF) TOFILE(TAGPRNWF) SHARE(*YES)

             OPNQRYF    FILE((TAGPRNPF)) OPTION(*ALL) QRYSLT('TNSTN = ' +

                           *CAT &STN) KEYFLD(*FILE)           

CPD3123E: KEYFLD(*FILE) cannot be used with GRPFLD and GRPSLT.

The obvious quesiton is why?  The prompter will not allow me to continue
until I remove the KEYFLD(*FILE) option.

Thank you,

Matt Tyler

WinCo Foods, Inc
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Nazmin Haji | 1 Oct 2004 18:14
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RE: DS field names not shown with Ctrl-Enter on 5.1.2

Have to created an Outline View for the source? If not, then create one 
and then do ctrl-space for code assist. 

Regards,
Nazmin Haji
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I meant ctrl-space not ctrl-enter ;-)

Charles

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CWilt | 1 Oct 2004 18:47

RE: DS field names not shown with Ctrl-Enter on 5.1.2

Yes,

I have an outline view open.

I could use code assist for op-codes and the DS name, but when I'd enter a
period and do ctrl-space I'd get nothing.

Now however, it seems to be working again.

Thanks,
Charles

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> Have to created an Outline View for the source? If not, then 
> create one 
> and then do ctrl-space for code assist. 
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Bob Anderson | 1 Oct 2004 20:52
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WDSCi Compile question

Good Afternoon,
	I am just starting to use WDSCi for development having used CODE and PDM
previously. I CODE you can setup the compiles to not generate a spool file
or send it to a specific out queue.  Is it possible to do the same with
WDSCi, I really don't want to waste all that paper every time I compile.

This is version 5.1.2 on a V5R1 box

Thanks

Bob Anderson
EDI Coordinator
Kent Watersports
banderson@...
419.929.7021 x315
Fax 419.929.1380

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Rick.Chevalier | 1 Oct 2004 21:35

RE: WDSCi Compile question

When you select compile from the toolbar one of the options is to prompt the compile command.  You can
suppress printing from there.  

There is also a work with compile commands option which I think sets global options.  I haven't really used it
much so I might be wrong about how it works.

Rick

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Good Afternoon,
	I am just starting to use WDSCi for development having used CODE and PDM
previously. I CODE you can setup the compiles to not generate a spool file
or send it to a specific out queue.  Is it possible to do the same with
WDSCi, I really don't want to waste all that paper every time I compile.

This is version 5.1.2 on a V5R1 box

Thanks

Bob Anderson
EDI Coordinator
Kent Watersports
banderson@...
419.929.7021 x315
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Tyler, Matt | 1 Oct 2004 22:20
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CL syntax checkerr run amok when editing member via iSeries Proje ct perspective.

Whenever I edit a CL member from an iSeries Project view the syntax checker
kicks in and performs a syntax check all function and reformats all of my
source all on its own.  It looks like WDSC is comparing the current working
vision to the latest one in the local history.  For some reason my local
history is not always being updated with the most recent saved version (or
so I assume that's how the history is built).  I have bumped my history
cache size to 30 mb thinking that there was not enough room (I think I read
somewhere in help that that could be a problem).  I have no clue how large
the current cache is to identify that it is full, etc. since I have no clue
where there local cache is stored.  

AS far as WDSC comparing the current working version to the latest local
history, I have seen WDSC flag the local CL member as having been changed
even though I just recently saved and pushed the member to the host.

Thank you,

Matt Tyler

WinCo Foods, Inc

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Vern Hamberg | 1 Oct 2004 22:59

Re: CPD3123E: KEYFLD(*FILE) cannot be used with GRPFLD and GRPSLT.

There's a bug - call IBM support and report a defect. You can do this even 
if you do not have full support.

Vern

At 10:59 AM 10/1/2004, you wrote:
>I have this code and LPEX gives me the following error but SEU does not and
>program compiles.
>
>             OVRDBF     FILE(TAGPRNWF) TOFILE(TAGPRNWF) SHARE(*YES)
>
>              OPNQRYF    FILE((TAGPRNPF)) OPTION(*ALL) QRYSLT('TNSTN = ' +
>
>                            *CAT &STN) KEYFLD(*FILE)
>
>CPD3123E: KEYFLD(*FILE) cannot be used with GRPFLD and GRPSLT.
>
>
>
>The obvious quesiton is why?  The prompter will not allow me to continue
>until I remove the KEYFLD(*FILE) option.
>
>
>
>Thank you,
>
>Matt Tyler
>
>WinCo Foods, Inc
>
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Kelly Cookson | 4 Oct 2004 17:23
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I would like to create some filter pools. However, the documentation in
WDSCi Help is kind of confusing. The documentation in WDSCi Help says:

1. In the Remote Systems view, expand Files to see a collection of filters. 
2. Right-click Files and select New. 

I don't see any option that just says Files in my RSE view. Where exactly am
I supposed to see Files? How do I create a filter pool?

Thanks,
Kelly
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