I killed the job and tried it again. Took about 5 seconds to run. That
is a pretty cool command!!
Thanks!!
Steve Jones
From: "Burns, Bryan" <Bryan_Burns@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 02/10/2010 02:07 PM
Subject: RE: What Program(s) were called
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15 minutes? I've never seen it run more than a minute or two. I'd whack
it and try it on a smaller program.
By the way, it even works on programs in our mod library.
Hope this helps.
Bryan
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Bryan:
Yes running MAPICS and we are not current w/PTF's. Of course it works
for
support, but not us. Does this command run a long time? Im running it
for program AMBKHPVR & it has been running for 15 minutes, it says
"Building indented procedure list.." I will let it run for a bit
longer
or until it starts chewing up CPU.
Thanks.
Steve Jones
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Date: 02/10/2010 10:17 AM
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Steve,
If you're using MAPICS, try the little known WRKPGMDTL command and
select "called programs". It will give you an indented list of
programs.
Bryan Burns
ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment
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Subject: What Program(s) were called
I am trying to track down an issue we are having with our ERP system.
Is
there a way of getting a list of every program that was called when I
run
an interactive job? Somewhere in this process a program is being called
that is not working like it should & tracking down what program it is
has
been a struggle due to how our ERP software is written. Our ERP vendor
says it works for them, but we obviously are using an older version of a
program that has been updated since we did our initial install.
Thanks in advance
Steve Jones
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