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Does RTC 3.0.1 support PF & LF dependency?

I tested dependency build function with MAILLIST sample. After rescan the code. the "source code data" does generated for each RPG programs but not for physical and logical files. I also test it will a real banking application and got the same result.

But I read the statement from rational web site
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http://www-01.ibm.com/software/rational/products/rtc/features/enterprise/
Dependency assisted build for IBM i Include members, physical and logical file dependencies in source are discovered automatically with scanners. ..........
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I want to know when I changing the physical file, will RTC automatically re-compile all the programs and logical files using? What's the designed behavior of RTC?

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Joseph,

Source code data is only collected for RPG and Cobol members. Physical and logical file dependencies in RPG or Cobol members will be automatically discovered and used during the build.

For other types of source files such as PF, or LF - dependencies need to be explicitly entered in the build specification.

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Joseph,

Source code data is only collected for RPG and Cobol members. Physical and logical file dependencies in RPG or Cobol members will be automatically discovered and used during the build.

For other types of source files such as PF, or LF - dependencies need to be explicitly entered in the build specification.


Alfonso,

So if I want RTC automatically rebuild Logical File when referenced Physical File changed, I need to manually create dependency in build specification, right?

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Alfonso,

So if I want RTC automatically rebuild Logical File when referenced Physical File changed, I need to manually create dependency in build specification, right?


Yes, exactly.

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