Re: How to find a source file which does not have the object

[david.kahn@xxxxxxxxxx]

Baba Rahiman <baba.rahiman@kiosk.ch> wrote:

>Iam trying to findout all source members which exist in the system and name
>of the library is not known. The important point there is no object for
>that member.

Baba,

Here's a strategy that might work. You build 2 files. One is the output from
DSPOBJD *ALLUSR/*ALL *PGM, the other is a combined member list for all source
physical files in user libraries in the system. You make a table of all the
source types that compile to a program - RPG, RPGLE, CLP etc, etc. You then go
through the member list and delete all entries whose type is not in your table.
You can then read the DSPOBJD output and get the source library, file and member
of each program object. Delete the corresponding record in the member list file.
Those that remain will be the source members that are not compiled as programs.
At the same time you might also want to produce a list of those programs that do
not have corresponding source.

Following on from an earlier posting of James I'm finding it hard to see a real
world application for this. Correct me if I'm wrong but I get a nagging feeling
some of this looks like college project work.

Dave Kahn, ABB Steward Ltd.


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