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On Wednesday, January 13, 1999, 06:19 PM, blue wrote: Q1. Is that possible to convert the program whose member type is DSPF36, MNU36, and UNS36?
When you compile the DSPF36 members, the system generates temporary display file DDS. You can save it, if you want to, by filling a file name & member name in the correct blanks on the create command. (Sorry, I don't remember the exact command, but it's whatever you get when you use option 14 from PDM.) However, I've not found this to be of great help.
When you compile the DSPF36 members, the system generates temporary display file DDS. You can save it, if you want to, by filling a file name & member name in the correct blanks on the create command. (Sorry, I don't remember the exact command, but it's whatever you get when you use option 14 from PDM.) However, I've not found this to be of great help.