Start pdm    (strpdm).  Get the list of objects needed.  F21 (print).  The
output is probably what you need.

Dean

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Subject: List of objects (*PGMs in particular) with creation dates?

I may be overlooking something obvious, but is there a 
simple way to display and/or print a relatively compact 
(i.e., not the result of a DSPOBJD *SERVICE *PRINT) list 
of the *PGMs in a library, with their creation dates?

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