Re: CODE Designer compile problems
Violaine Batthish <[email protected]> Mon, 5 Jun 2006 15:32:50 -0400
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Hi Justin,
Try the following:
1. Shutdown all CODE applications on both machines (no EVF* or CODE*
processes should appear in the task list)
2. Make sure each user has a different *CURLIB defined in the *USRPRF (QGPL
& QTEMP are not acceptable)
3. On the iSeries, issue the command WRKOBJ *LIBL/STRCODE OBJTYPE(*USRSPC).
Delete all found objects.
4. Delete the file C:\Program Files\IBM\Shared Files\STRCODE.xml (this
will reset your STRCODE settings to IBM defaults - which also affects batch
compiles messages).
5. Restart CODE & try to compile again.
thanks,
Violaine Batthish
WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab
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> I have been using CODE Designer for over a year. On Friday, I set
> another developer up to use it. Now both workstations are having
> problems compiling display files out of CODE Designer. The compile
> runs out of QBATCH using the EVFCFDBK program. It creates the display
> file but instead of ending, the job goes to a TIMW (Waiting for time
> interval) status. The job will sit there for 10 minutes, taking up a
> slot in QBATCH, before finally ending.
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