RE: A step backward in time with EDTF

[Ed Fishel <edfishel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Darrell A. Martin wrote on 08/31/2007 08:58:10 AM:
> Back to EDTF. The problem is pretty obvious, or so I think; I probably
> don't know the exact format my CL code records are supposed to take. I
> created a source member in QGPL/QCLSRC named BACKUP1C. When I open that
> member in EDTF, all looks as it should. I can insert, edit, or delete
> lines, each of which contains a simple CL command with parms. However,
> when I attempt to compile using CRTCLPGM I am told there are no commands
> in the program. There are seven, including VRYCFG, INZTAP, ENDDOMSVR
> twice, SAV, and STRDOMSVR twice. The same commands run fine from the
> interactive command line.

EDTF will allow you to edit both physical files and source physical files.
It might help if you used the CRTSRCPF FILE( ) MBR( ) command to create the
file for your CL program source.

Ed Fishel,
edfishel@xxxxxxxxxx