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>>>> David Gibbs > >IMHO, Level Checking is one of the shining >features of the AS/400. > >>>> Buck Calabro <mcalabro@commsoft.net> >I understand where you're coming from, and >I completely agree with the basic idea, but >consider my particulars: > >* No documentation tool. Finding all the >programs that reference a file is an >arduous chore.. > > ------------ > >Just out of curiosity - why can't you set >your LIBL for the app in question, >DSPPGMREF *USRLIBL/*ALL to an outfile, then >query for the file name (actually, the >record format name is what counts, but why >quibble)? A built in system tool, although >multiple instances of a pgm in the LIBL >does make things a bit tricky ("which one >of these puppies is gonna get called?") At >any rate, it's what I used for ferreting >out LVLCHK's before we got Pathfinder here >and it works pretty well.. DSPPGMREF doesn't take care of OVRDBF's. It'll miss logicals, and the like. Also, it'll miss join OPNQRYFs. We already use DSPPGMREF, DSPDBR RCDFMT(*ALL), but there are always some missing. I've found that (depending on OS/400 level) DSPDBR doesn't always record the fact that 2 files have the exact same record ID. For instance: CPYF LIVE/MASTER REORG/MASTER CRTFILE(*YES) Do a DSPDBR RCDFMT(*ALL) and you'll see both files listed. However, I have some CL programs that have this same code, yet DSPDBR doesn't show them. Sigh. Makes finding all the similar files tough. The worst part is when you do a CPYF LIVE/MASTER REORG/MASTER MBROPT(*REPLACE) and the record format in LIVE has an extra field... Thanks for the suggestions, though... That's what makes posting here worthwhile: There's always something to be learnt! Buck Calabro Commsoft, Rensselaer, NY +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to "MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com". | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MAJORDOMO@midrange.com | and specify 'unsubscribe MIDRANGE-L' in the body of your message. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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