Re: Problem with Service Entry Point

CTRL-Q is a quick mark.  What does a quick mark do for you?  How do you 
use it?

      Al Slezak
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Re: Problem with Service Entry Point

A quick mark is nimble and useful.  You set it (Ctrl+Q) at the current 
cursor position, go boldly editing elsewhere in the file, and then Alt+Q 
returns you to that original location.  Moreover, this Alt+Q has re-set 
the quick mark to the new location, so repeated Alt+Qs will jump between 
the two spots in the document...

Albert_Slezak@... wrote:
> CTRL-Q is a quick mark.  What does a quick mark do for you?  How do you 
> use it?

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Fw: WDSc 6.0 Install Problem

Hello,

I have just installed WDSc 6.0 on 7 PC's and upgraded them to WDSc 6.0.1 (and subsequently applied the iFixes
1 and 2).

I have a problem with another PC that I have had no success whatsoever getting WDSC 6.0 on.  It is the same build
as the others with Windows 2000 Professional installed.

My first attempt to load the software on this PC occurred after I removed an old version of WDSC 4.0 (via the
Add/Remove programs box).  I tried to install using the CD's but this only made it throught the first CD
before falling over.  I subsequently tried numerous times to reload but each attempt failed.  The closest I
got was 60% before it fell over.  Each time it fell over it pointed to a log file.  This did not appear to render
the problem in a meaningful way to me (as to how I could correct it)

I subsequently refreshed the image of this PC so that it took it back to when the WDSc 4.0 product was present
(albeit this did mean the service pack level went back to SP1 rather than SP4) and tried to reload with the
iSeries acting as server for the load process (having put the contents of the CD's into the IFS as advised by
the instructions.  No progress resulted.

Although I will get the service level updated, I'm not sure that is the reason the load is failing as it
occurred even when the PC was at SP4.  I have posted what appears to be relevant sections of the log file
below.  Anyone got any ideas?  

Thanks Patrick

Log file follows:

(30-Aug-2006 19:12:47), Install, com.installshield.product.actions.UninstallerJVMResolution,
dbg.jvm, attempting to use the current JVM
(30-Aug-2006 19:12:47), Install, com.installshield.product.actions.UninstallerJVMResolution,

Re: Problem with Service Entry Point

There are also some other operations which automatically set a quick mark. 
 Ctrl-Home and Ctrl-End (to seek to first and last line, respectively) 
will set a quick mark on the line the cursor was on when you hit the 
Ctrl-(Home|End) combiniation.  This is really great, because it means you 
can quickly go to the D-specs to check something out, then easily get back 
to where you were editing.  I think there may be some others as well but I 
can't remember off the top of my head.

One other interesting feature is that when you are using the vi editor 
profile, you can set named marks, so you can "bookmark" multiple spots in 
the code and flip between them.  All without ever taking your hands off 
the keyboard!

wdsci-l-bounces+aglauser=erbgroup.com@... wrote on
31/08/2006 
09:16:44 PM:

> A quick mark is nimble and useful.  You set it (Ctrl+Q) at the current 
> cursor position, go boldly editing elsewhere in the file, and then Alt+Q 

> returns you to that original location.  Moreover, this Alt+Q has re-set 
> the quick mark to the new location, so repeated Alt+Qs will jump between 

> the two spots in the document...
> 
> Albert_Slezak@... wrote:
> > CTRL-Q is a quick mark.  What does a quick mark do for you?  How do 
you 
> > use it?
> 

Re: Problem with Service Entry Point

Thanks for the info.

      Al Slezak
      Information Systems Division / NEWS Group 
      Phone:  (630) 787-6196 
      Fax:  (630) 860-0326 
      Albert_Slezak@... 
      Making the Magic Happen 

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A quick mark is nimble and useful.  You set it (Ctrl+Q) at the current 
cursor position, go boldly editing elsewhere in the file, and then Alt+Q 
returns you to that original location.  Moreover, this Alt+Q has re-set 
the quick mark to the new location, so repeated Alt+Qs will jump between 
the two spots in the document...

Albert_Slezak@... wrote:
> CTRL-Q is a quick mark.  What does a quick mark do for you?  How do you 

CMD source member issue

I've checked the archives but didn't see anything specifically related to
using LPEX to edit CMD source (plenty on CL, though).  There is one issue
I've noticed...

When writing CL I like to set the "Label above command" checkbox on.  This
is a problem for CMDs as the label needs to be on the same line as the
command for CMD source.  My temporary solution is to change the preference
while working on CMDs, then change it back for CL.  It would be nice if LPEX
could ignore that setting for CMD source.

Not a major show-stopper, but it would be nice.  If I've missed a preference
somewhere, please, feel free to tell me where to go (so to speak) and I'll
change it.

Thanks in advance,
--Bruce Guetzkow

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Another CMD source member issue

One more thing I found...had to confirm it first before I reported
it...Technically this is two things, but they seem related.

When I create a DEP by typing "DEP" then prompting and filling in the
blanks, the prompter correctly formats the command.  Example:
             DEP        CTL(&CMDLOC *EQ D) +
                          PARM((&LGNLOC *EQ D) (&LGNLOC *EQ E)) +
                          NBRTRUE(*EQ 1)
If I then prompt the command again, I get an error message:
	EVFCL6833E - More than one value, list or qualified name not
allowed.

The same problem occurs with the PMTCTL command.  Example:
 CMDDBFP:    PMTCTL     CTL(CMDLOC) +
                          COND((*EQ D))

If I use a simpler version of the PARM parameter on the DEP command:
             DEP        CTL(&LGNLOC *EQ E) +
                          PARM((LGNUSER) (LGNPWD))
I can prompt with no trouble.

I believe it has to do with the "*EQ..." part of the PARM or COND
parameters.  FWIW, SEU handles it correctly.

Thanks again,
--Bruce Guetzkow

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SEP Debugger not finding the right source

I have spent a good part of this morning helping a co-worker debug a
series of programs and subprocedures in service programs. We set a SEP
on the entry program and call it. All is good at this point. We step
into the code. Still good until we get to the first call to a
subprocedure. When we step into it, we get a screen telling us that
the source cannot be found. It has three buttons. If we select the
button for the compile listing, it works fine, but each time through
in debug is the same way. If we select the button to find the source
and browse to the correct, modified source in her development library,
It opens the source but always enters the subprocedure source at the
wrong line. Actually, it is not even in the correct subprocedure.

We have cleared the WDSc cache, removed all SEP's, stopped and
restarted the debug server and recompiled / recreated all programs and
service programs, including the modules, after confirming the
development library is at the top of the library list.

Also, we can debug this same series of programs from the GS (STRDBG)
without any problems.

What am I missing?

Kyle
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Qshell failing

Whenever I launch Qshell from WDSc today, it fails to start.  It has
been some time since I last used Qshell but it has always worked in the
past.

The Command Shell opens and displays the following messages:

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
com/ibm/etools/iseries/core/server/rmtshell/RmtShellServer
	at java.lang.Throwable.<init>(Throwable.java:195)
	at java.lang.Error.<init>(Error.java:49)
	at
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError.<init>(NoClassDefFoundError.java:40)
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Re: Running RSE in disconnected environment

Violaine,

Yes, I'm working from a local file.  My program verifiers were already set
as you suggested.  This morning I downloaded and applied the latest WDSCI
upgrade and now when I select work offline it works fine.  Thanks for your
help.

Nick

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date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 16:06:53 -0400
from: Violaine Batthish <batthish@...>
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Running RSE in disconnected environment

Hey Nick,

Hmmmmmm....
You should not being prompted for signon when offline.
Upon rereading, you also mention a connection dialog.
Are you working with a local file?
If you are being prompted for a connection in Remote Systems LPEX Editor,
try setting the default verify connection (this is used by various editor
functions).
Window>Preferences->Remote Systems->iSeries->Program Verifiers
And then select a connection, instead of the Prompt for connection.

thanks,

Violaine Batthish