Re: PDM work with libraries

[Simon Coulter <shc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 19/05/2009, at 7:05 PM, David FOXWELL wrote:

> When selecting libraries with option 1 in PDM, what's the difference  
> between *ALL and *ALLUSR?

The same as it is on all commands that support *ALL and *ALLUSR. See  
the help text for DSPOBJD.

> The help for *ALL states that the sort is by project name. What's  
> the project name?

That should only be present if you have Application Development  
Manager installed. This is a
really good source code management system but since deprecated by IBM  
and is no longer sold.

ADM was integrated into PDM. You shouldn't see any discussion of  
projects, groups, or parts unless:
	1) You have ADM installed
	2) You are taking an ADM option

What release are you on that you see "project" mentioned in the help  
text for option 1 on STRPDM?

> The help for *ALLUSR seems to indicate that the list is the same as  
> *ALL including user libraries.

Read it again--especially after you read the help text for DSPOBJD.  
*ALL and *ALLUSR are quite different.

> Does that mean that *ALL is not all as it does not include user  
> libraries?

No, *ALL is everything. *ALLUSR is a subset.

> What are the user libraries.


Read the help text for DSPOBJD.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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