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elixir1986
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Hi,
The changeman version control tool at our shop moves COBOL code to below dataset,
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BROWSE XXX.CHAN.GEMAN.PROD.XXX Row 00000XX of 0000XXX
Command ===> Scroll ===> CSR
Name Prompt Size Init Mod VV MM ID
_________ XXXXXXX 15720 15720 1890 46.19 ARNOLD |
We are trying to convert the legacy(COBOL) code to OOP code using tool or manual code.
To determine that, we need to know the number of times the legacy code was changed.
We are having more than 10000 legacy code members.
I am trying to find out, if VV(Version number) and MM(Modification level)
can be used to determine the number of times the code has been changed.
(Some formula or inference)
In the sample I've shown VV.MM = 46.19
Can this be use to get what I need?
Thanks experts! |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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This will tell you how many times the changes happened and deployed to production.
So yes you can use it but not sure if you are trying to get answer as to how to do it in batch?. |
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elixir1986
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Sorry, then what is MM?
As far as I understand, MM is Modification level number, and it shows the number of times changes are made and promoted to that(prod, dev, qa, etc..) level.
MOD is modification, and it shows the number of lines of changes made to the source since the 1st time it was promoted.
I am still not sure what is VV - version number? |
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prino
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elixir1986
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This is from version control perspective, that link which you mentioned is for STATS ON, outside Changeman.
Changeman does NOT allow STATS ON.
This is not duplicate according to me.
Thanks! |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| This is from version control perspective, |
there is no such perspective if the statistics are the ISPF statistics
any SCM tool statistics are completely different beasts |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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| I am still not sure what is VV - version number? |
Did I just not answered?
if you need another proof , try "H" on that module to see how VV is changed.
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Robert Sample
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| elixir1986, have you contacted the vendor to find out how Changeman uses the VV field? If not, WHY NOT? The vendor should ALWAYS be your first point of contact for this type of question -- they know the product much better than anyone else! |
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