Richard,

I created a CL many years ago to warn me of source that didn't match the
original pgm object. This also avoids
hitting level-checks, & will verify that the source code member was indeed
used to compile the object;
i.e. where you have duplicate names, or where source has been used to
compile a program with a different
name to the member. It also helped me on site where version control fell
down & people compiled in all directions if they could - that way I could
pinpoint the actual source code. Even if the pgm object has been renamed!
I find it really helpful to locate source code and to check that I have
indeed recompiled my changes - been caught out by that too many times !

Usage: VFYSRC  lib/pgm

Possible screen-footer message: The source code has been changed since the
program was created !

I use it interactively - you could adapt it to create a listing of  source
without objects, mismatching names, updated source where the pgm has not
been re-compiled ...

Let me know if you would like a copy of the source, DDS & cmd source to
create it yourself.

Fiona



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