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| − | + | {{AN}} are a way to group objects together inside of the [[RSE]] software. An example might be a group of source members needed to create a service program or a list of database files you need to keep track of for testing. | |
Creating a filter is easy! Under each [[RSE connection]] is an entry for [[iSeries Objects]] Keep drilling down until you see a Work with... entry. You can filter by library, object or member as well as everything in your library list and everything in the *[[USRLIBL]]. The way filters are displayed in the tree can be changed by using [[filter pool]]s. Turn on the filter pool function by clicking the down-pointing triangle on the right in the top of the RSE view. Alternately, click or Ctrl-F7 to set the focus in the RSE view and press Ctrl-F10. Select the option called 'show filter pools.' | Creating a filter is easy! Under each [[RSE connection]] is an entry for [[iSeries Objects]] Keep drilling down until you see a Work with... entry. You can filter by library, object or member as well as everything in your library list and everything in the *[[USRLIBL]]. The way filters are displayed in the tree can be changed by using [[filter pool]]s. Turn on the filter pool function by clicking the down-pointing triangle on the right in the top of the RSE view. Alternately, click or Ctrl-F7 to set the focus in the RSE view and press Ctrl-F10. Select the option called 'show filter pools.' | ||
==Internals== | ==Internals== | ||
| − | Filters are stored in files inside the workspace. The filter files have a .xmi extension. Let's assume the workspace is stored in c:\wdsc. The RSE filters are stored in the C:\wdsc7\RemoteSystemsConnections\filter_pool_name\Filters\ibm.files400\filter directory. They are XML, and a filter for QCMDSRC looks like this: | + | Filters are stored in files inside the workspace. The filter files have a {{code|.xmi}} extension. Let's assume the workspace is stored in {{code|c:\wdsc}}. The RSE filters are stored in the {{code|C:\wdsc7\RemoteSystemsConnections\filter_pool_name\Filters\ibm.files400\filter}} directory. They are XML, and a filter for QCMDSRC looks like this: |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | ||
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Revision as of 12:19, 26 October 2007
RSE filter are a way to group objects together inside of the RSE software. An example might be a group of source members needed to create a service program or a list of database files you need to keep track of for testing.
Creating a filter is easy! Under each RSE connection is an entry for iSeries Objects Keep drilling down until you see a Work with... entry. You can filter by library, object or member as well as everything in your library list and everything in the *USRLIBL. The way filters are displayed in the tree can be changed by using filter pools. Turn on the filter pool function by clicking the down-pointing triangle on the right in the top of the RSE view. Alternately, click or Ctrl-F7 to set the focus in the RSE view and press Ctrl-F10. Select the option called 'show filter pools.'
Internals
Filters are stored in files inside the workspace. The filter files have a .xmi extension. Let's assume the workspace is stored in c:\wdsc. The RSE filters are stored in the C:\wdsc7\RemoteSystemsConnections\filter_pool_name\Filters\ibm.files400\filter directory. They are XML, and a filter for QCMDSRC looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <filters:SystemFilter xmi:version="2.0" xmlns:xmi="http://www.omg.org/XMI" xmlns:filters="http:///filters.ecore" name="my_qcmdsrc" type="Member" relativeOrder="10" stringsCaseSensitive="false" release="630"> <strings string="MYLIB/QCMDSRC(*) MBRTYPE(*)"/> </filters:SystemFilter>
Note that the case of the names of System i objects residing in the QSYS.LIB file system are in upper case.
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