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I use commands a lot. I only need to create commands once, and use a tool called RECRTCMD ("Recreate Command" command, freeware) to read the command definitions (program, allowed to run, help, etc) and automatically recompile that command. I do sympathize, it would be nice to have H-spec equivalents for command creation. Loyd -----Original Message----- From: Jim Langston [mailto:jlangston@celsinc.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 1:52 PM To: 'midrange-l@midrange.com' Subject: Re: Command Creation (Was: Recursive CL - Data decimal error) I believe there is a reason command creation is underutilized on the AS/400, er, eserver, um, iseries? I create an RPG program, very simple to compile. 14 using PDM. I create CL program, 14 using PDM. I create DDS, 14 using PDM. I create command source. 14. Remember to prompt, now what is the call I want to use? And going back having to recreate commands months later, what program was this command supposed to call? No idea. I hope they documented it in the command source (yeah, right, like that'll ever happen). I think commands would be utilized a lot more if you could actually specify the program to call inside the command source itself, then just compile with 14. Anyway, that's why *I* don't utilize them that much. Regards, Jim Langston
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