EB.COMPILE Question
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15 years 3 months ago #4638
by KMoharram
EB.COMPILE Question was created by KMoharram
Hello everyone,
I hope is anyone could help me find a way to know the date and time of the compilation of a routine compiled by EB.COMPILE, since I cannot rely on the UNIX file system attributes for the object file creation and modification dates due to copies and movements of files from one location to another.
In other words, is there an object attribute that says when the object was first created? If yes, please help me know how to know that.
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T24 Version: R07
jBASE Version: 5
Operating System: AIX 5.3
I hope is anyone could help me find a way to know the date and time of the compilation of a routine compiled by EB.COMPILE, since I cannot rely on the UNIX file system attributes for the object file creation and modification dates due to copies and movements of files from one location to another.
In other words, is there an object attribute that says when the object was first created? If yes, please help me know how to know that.
Regards
T24 Version: R07
jBASE Version: 5
Operating System: AIX 5.3
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14 years 8 months ago #5746
by saahmad
Replied by saahmad on topic Re: EB.COMPILE Question
There is no object versioning for T24 compiled objects however the last compilation/cataloging date can be seen by issueing command jshow -c <Routine name>
If you want versioning you need to backup all coding folders datewise and shift your coding to VSS or Subversion etc
If you want versioning you need to backup all coding folders datewise and shift your coding to VSS or Subversion etc
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14 years 6 months ago #6015
by betsiasv
Replied by betsiasv on topic Re: EB.COMPILE Question
I've developed a tool where log fiels are being maintained with all the commands typed through jbase shell, without any performance issue.
Also this tool is also logging any changes occured using JED.
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Also this tool is also logging any changes occured using JED.
If you're interesting about this tool, just send me an email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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