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Hi

I did an import of recently modified components in UF9
With "cpt:" I see all the modified components and can compile on by one
But after a few components, I'm out of synch. "Which are already compiled, which are to compile?"

Is there any hint, if a component is recently compiled?
I'm afraid that there is no way to check this 😔
grumbel 

Ingo

Hi

I did an import of recently modified components in UF9
With "cpt:" I see all the modified components and can compile on by one
But after a few components, I'm out of synch. "Which are already compiled, which are to compile?"

Is there any hint, if a component is recently compiled?
I'm afraid that there is no way to check this 😔
grumbel 

Ingo

As I said, 

I have a component (coded in both U9 and U10) which can find source modified from a timestamp, and export and/or compile it. 

Automates the 'list' and does the compiles for you, no need to keep track. 

Iain

Hi

I did an import of recently modified components in UF9
With "cpt:" I see all the modified components and can compile on by one
But after a few components, I'm out of synch. "Which are already compiled, which are to compile?"

Is there any hint, if a component is recently compiled?
I'm afraid that there is no way to check this 😔
grumbel 

Ingo

Or /all /aft=dd-mm-yyyy:hh:nn:ss which will compile all programs changed since a timestamp. 

Iain

Hi

I did an import of recently modified components in UF9
With "cpt:" I see all the modified components and can compile on by one
But after a few components, I'm out of synch. "Which are already compiled, which are to compile?"

Is there any hint, if a component is recently compiled?
I'm afraid that there is no way to check this 😔
grumbel 

Ingo

Hi Iain

Just move a few components from UF9 to UF10
Migration went well but then I want to compile them
Aply your idea I used /frm /aft= and nothing happend

Oops, what's going on
Very quickls I found the problem.

As the components to compile was a collection (text list with Gold-|) of commponents of the last weeks, no one of them have a timestamp of today.

So /aft= is nice but "global actions" are still missing 🙂 or 😔

And yes, one can build up such things. Bt isn't it the task of a IDE ...


Ingo


Hi Iain

Just move a few components from UF9 to UF10
Migration went well but then I want to compile them
Aply your idea I used /frm /aft= and nothing happend

Oops, what's going on
Very quickls I found the problem.

As the components to compile was a collection (text list with Gold-|) of commponents of the last weeks, no one of them have a timestamp of today.

So /aft= is nice but "global actions" are still missing 🙂 or 😔

And yes, one can build up such things. Bt isn't it the task of a IDE ...


Ingo


Probably, but where are you getting the list of components from? Manual records? 

I'd suggest that the /aft should detail the last time you ran a U10 compile, not the date of import. 


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