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Bailey Paul | 1 Dec 2009 09:48

Re: hawkeye


Hi,

Frank Hildebrant put together a 5250 emulator plugin (TN5250J) that works within WDSC/RDi and within it
you can use a PDM option to open source in the LPEX editor. This isn't exactly what the OP was looking for, but
it covers some of the bases, I think.

http://www.taskforce-it.de/downloads.php

I must admit I have not used the plugin for a year, but it worked reasonably well and was well supported by
Frank back then.

Best regards,
Paul

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Yep, Eric

I realized that the Arcad 5250 wouldn't help this situation - but kept 
on typing anyhow.

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mailman | 1 Dec 2009 13:31

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Wintermute, Sharon | 1 Dec 2009 15:23

Re: hawkeye

TN5250J does work well. I have had success converting green screen
programmers to WDSC with it.  

It got them started on using LPEX editor.  Then it was a matter of time
before they started using the rest of it. 

Sharon Wintermute

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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] hawkeye

Hi,

Frank Hildebrant put together a 5250 emulator plugin (TN5250J) that
works within WDSC/RDi and within it you can use a PDM option to open
source in the LPEX editor. This isn't exactly what the OP was looking
for, but it covers some of the bases, I think.

http://www.taskforce-it.de/downloads.php

I must admit I have not used the plugin for a year, but it worked
reasonably well and was well supported by Frank back then.

Best regards,
Paul
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David Gibbs | 1 Dec 2009 16:16
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Is there a trick to compiling RPG SQL programs in RDI?

I've made my first foray's into writing RPG SQL programs and found that RDi's support for them to be somewhat lacking.

When I compile the program, the error list points to the temporary source that the SQL pre-processor generated.

If I override the temporary source to a real source-pf, I can get the errors to display (more or less, as they
point to code that wasn't really written), but I also get a object lock error eventually (which I don't have
the details of at the moment).

Is there any trick to working with RPG SQL in RDi?

Thanks!

david

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Christen, Duane | 1 Dec 2009 16:56
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Re: Is there a trick to compiling RPG SQL programs in RDI?

David;

First thing is to check if you are compiling in batch or interactive. Check the properties on the
connection, Sybsystems and uncheck the Compile in batch.

The compile will be done in the same job as your connection and thus the pre-compiler will put the temporary
source in its QTEMP lib and have access to it.

When you compile next time it should bring up the errors in the temporary source, which should be
un-editable, but you can then flip between the source and temporary to fix your errors.

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Tyler, Matt | 1 Dec 2009 17:17
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Set the compile command for IFS .sqlrpgle, .clle, .dspf types

I was told that the newer versions of Lawson would need RDi to modify
Lawson programs because their user modifiable source now resides in the
IFS.

So, I put some source into my home folder and used WDSC 7.1 to edit and
compile with no problem, .rpgle source members.

I tried to compile .sqlrpgle, .clle and .dspf types but the compile
option is not available.   I cannot even add a compile command for the
type from the compile menu for these IFS types.  

Does someone know if there is a preference I can set to get these types
to compile from the IFS?

Thanks, Matt

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Buck | 1 Dec 2009 18:02
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Re: Is there a trick to compiling RPG SQL programs in RDI?

David Gibbs wrote:
> I've made my first foray's into writing RPG SQL programs and found that RDi's support for them to be
somewhat lacking.
> 
> When I compile the program, the error list points to the temporary source that the SQL pre-processor generated.
> 
> If I override the temporary source to a real source-pf, I can get the errors to display (more or less, as they
point to code that wasn't really written), but I also get a object lock error eventually (which I don't have
the details of at the moment).
> 
> Is there any trick to working with RPG SQL in RDi?

I'm on WDSC here but that seems to be about it:

CRTSQLRPGI OBJ(lib/pgm) SRCFILE(lib/QRPGLESRC) SRCMBR(pgm)
OBJTYPE(*MODULE) OPTION(*EVENTF *XREF) RPGPPOPT(*NONE) REPLACE(*YES)
TOSRCFILE(*CURLIB/QSQLTEMP1) COMPILEOPT('DBGVIEW(*LIST)')

When it compiles, I get a new editor tab with the errors.  I use Ctrl-.
to find the next error, then Ctrl-F6 to switch to the actual source I
can edit.  A lot.
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Justin Taylor | 1 Dec 2009 19:12
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Re: Is there a trick to compiling RPG SQL programs

I'm still using WDSc 7, but I just use Verify on SQLRPGLE source.

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Gene Burns | 1 Dec 2009 19:00
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Re: Is there a trick to compiling RPG SQL programs in RDI?

The easiest thing to change to get this to work without problems is to
create a copy of the QSQLTEMP1 source file in your development library.
Next, change your compile commands to point to this copy of the source
file:  TOSRCFILE(*CURLIB/QSQLTEMP1)
*CURLIB or your development library name will work.
This is where the pre-processor puts the temporary source that it generates,
and needs to use, to display any errors.

Gene

On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 9:16 AM, David Gibbs <david@...> wrote:

> I've made my first foray's into writing RPG SQL programs and found that
> RDi's support for them to be somewhat lacking.
>
> When I compile the program, the error list points to the temporary source
> that the SQL pre-processor generated.
>
> If I override the temporary source to a real source-pf, I can get the
> errors to display (more or less, as they point to code that wasn't really
> written), but I also get a object lock error eventually (which I don't have
> the details of at the moment).
>
> Is there any trick to working with RPG SQL in RDi?
>
> Thanks!
>
> david
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ssc1478 | 1 Dec 2009 19:49
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Re: Is there a trick to compiling RPG SQL programs in RDI?

On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Gene Burns <burns.gene@...> wrote:
> The easiest thing to change to get this to work without problems is to
> create a copy of the QSQLTEMP1 source file in your development library.
> Next, change your compile commands to point to this copy of the source
> file:  TOSRCFILE(*CURLIB/QSQLTEMP1)
> *CURLIB or your development library name will work.
> This is where the pre-processor puts the temporary source that it generates,
> and needs to use, to display any errors.
>
> Gene
>

I like this!  Thanks.

I'm trying to cause an error that would require the temp member.  No
luck though, the error shows in the real source member.   I tried
misspelling keywords, files, removing commas, etc but always the error
displayed in the real source member.

I'm using 7.5 and V6R1.
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