Here's a point to work off of, use RPG op code DUMP and if memory serves me correct , you will need a Header spec with notification of dump being recognized, I forget the syntax.
Maybe the DUMP op Code Factor 2, Result, or Factor 1 may lead to an outfile.
Good Luck
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>Does anybody know if it's possible to view the internals of a program object
>via an outfile? For instance, to gain access to the variables used in a
>program? Similar to a dspffd to get access to the fields defined in a file?
>Is this wizard stuff via MI programming? Or is Rochester about to create a
>command to RTVPGMVAR?
> It must be a technique used by source debuggers to get access to variable
>names.
>Thanks
>Mike Pantzopoulos
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