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Just press F5 when you want to use the command line. Standard AREV commands (and aliases) are supported and you can run any stored procedure…without having to type “RUN” first. When you are ready to hide TCL, pressing F5 again will take care of that for you. You can also easily create your own TCL commands and aliases using our open TCL API. So, if there is a command you want…just create your own!
Auto Text
Common code fragments (e.g. declarations, inserts, headers, etc.) can now instantly be copied into your stored procedure with the Auto Text feature. Just add your favorite lines of code (or any text) into one of 10 storage areas and instantly recall them by pressing Ctrl-0 through Ctrl-9. It will even remember where you left your cursor and what was highlighted!
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Do you need to copy a data record into a DOS file? Do you need to convert source in a text file into a stored procedure? Just use the Convert and Save As menu item to transfer any item type into any other item type.
Undo/Redo
More than a simple support for Redo, the SRP Editor allows for multiple levels of Undo and Redo. Now you can experiment with code changes freely…Ctrl-Z brings you back home if you wander too far away from the ranch.
Context Menu IConv/OConv
Need to know what an internal date or time is? Simply select your data, right-click, and there you have it! Need to enter an internal date but don’t know what that value is? Simply enter the date normally (e.g. 01/01/2005), select your data, right-click, and then select the IConv value that appears in your context menu. Your OConv date is instantly transformed into an IConv date!
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Do you hate having to remember that the program you just modified needs to be added to an RDK Repository View? Now all you need to do is press F6 (or use the Tools menu) to view the list of Repository Views that you can add the current routine to instantly!
Reload Last Documents
Getting back to work where you left off is now much easier. All of your open documents at the time you closed the SRP Editor are automatically re-opened the next time you launch it. Even the line number you were on is restored. How is that for convenience?
Universe Support
When using the new U2 (Universe/Unidata) bond, you can create, modify, and delete records in Universe tables. Native Universe stored procedures can also be edited and compiled.
