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Status Future consideration
Workspace IBM Developer for z/OS
Categories Client Install
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 22, 2019

RELATED IDEAS

Add blocking of edition of the sequence number zone in Cobol editor

In COBOL Editor for edition of programs, it is impossible to inactivate the edition in the left sequence number zone (columns 1 to 7). This option exists in ISPF editor (TSO) and in LPEX editor (NUM COB).
In Cobol Editor, even if we unnumber left (Right click in the program > Unnumber Left&right), the numbers disappears BUT it is still possible to edit the left sequence number zone.
In ISPF editor (TSO) and in LPEX, the NUM COB command can be used to inactivate the edition of the left sequence number zone (the numbers disappears and cannot be edited).
We wish we could have this same option (equivalent of NUM COB) in COBOL EDITOR in order to block the possibility of edition of the left sequence number.

Idea priority Medium
  • Guest
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    |     Oct 16, 2024

    In our organization could be also very useful.

     

    Thanks!

  • Guest
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    |     Oct 3, 2024

    Would be a great idea. At least to have a preference for those who prefer to have this columns blocked to edit. Thanks!

  • Guest
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    |     Jan 10, 2023

    Hi Dev Team, I reviewed all Euro Info Ideas with customer and they confirmed they still need this one ( also mentioned in IDZ-I-1085) - Could you then please also reconsider this one ? Thanks

  • Guest
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    |     Nov 8, 2022

    This was confirmed by customer as a still valid request. As the Idea is in "Future consideration" status, is there any chance it can be delivered for 2023 ? Thanks

  • Guest
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    |     Sep 25, 2020

    Any newz on this issue as our users have just reminded us about it.

    Regards,

    Steve

  • Guest
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    |     Sep 23, 2019

    Hi IDz team, do you have some update about this RFE delivery plan ?

  • Guest
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    |     May 15, 2019

    Thank you for taking the time to suggest an enhancement to our product. Many of our product enhancements result from feedback from our customers, so your input is always very important to us. Your request is currently inline with our product strategy and we have planned it for a future release of the product. Thank you for your suggestion and continued support.

  • Guest
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    |     Mar 10, 2019

    A preliminary evaluation of this request indicates that it is consistent with our business strategy. Further evaluation of this RFE is underway.

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