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- If you specify YES, you must specify both a source file name and a library name. *LIBL is not acceptable as the library name. The file and library name you specify are not validated in any way, so check what you specify carefully.
- The source files nominated should be created before they are made known to LANSA. Use the CRTSRCPF (Create Source Physical File) command to do this. The existence of the nominated files is not checked.
- The same source file should not be specified for the storage of both DDS and RPG. This is not checked.
- No two partitions should share the same source files for the storage of translated RPG or DDS. This is not checked.
- Stored translated DDS or RPG is not automatically imported or exported by the LANSA export/import facilities. If this facility is required it must be defined to the export/import routines as if 'non-LANSA' objects are being shipped. The setup and correct execution of such facilities is a user responsibility.
- When LANSA file, process or function definitions are deleted, any associated translated DDS or RPG is not removed from the source files specified.
- When LANSA file, process or function definitions are recreated or recompiled, any translated DDS or RPG is replaced by the newer version resulting from the recreate or recompile.
- Translated RPG may be moved to another CPU, but it cannot ever be successfully executed by moving it this way, even if LANSA is resident on the target machine.
The only way to move field, file, process or function definitions between machines is via the LANSA import/export facilities.
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Changing a partition's Short Char Level can alter the structure of LANSA working lists that contain one or more fields of type string and/or char. This altered structure is not compatible between LANSA objects that share the working list unless all these objects are rebuilt. If you do change it, you must rebuild all the files, functions, forms, and reusable parts in the partition in order to avoid unpredictable behaviors at runtime.
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