Version control in SPL
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From: ian - view profile
Date: Mon, Dec 4 2006 5:24 pm
Email: "ian"
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Hi all;

Whats the preferred way to embed version control into SPL.


I have a fairly basic string that I test for, in my "install/rollback",
but there is no guarranttee that this does not end up split across two
rows. EI the data boundary problem.


Regards
Ian


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From: Zachi - view profile
Date: Mon, Dec 4 2006 5:50 pm
Email: "Zachi"


An easy way to do this is to embed your version control string in a
comment on the first line
of the SPL file (assuming one procedure per file). Then where you look
at sysprocbody,
it will be in datakey="T" and seqno=1 right at the beginning of the
"data" field. You can
also embed it in a comment on the second line of the procedure. Then
the string will be a little further into that field. This is safe for
multiple procedures in a single file, as long as the
header and args don't go beyond ~200 bytes.

Zachi Klopman



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ian wrote:
> Hi all;

> Whats the preferred way to embed version control into SPL.


> I have a fairly basic string that I test for, in my "install/rollback",
> but there is no guarranttee that this does not end up split across two
> rows. EI the data boundary problem.


> Regards
> Ian



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