Re: DSPPGMREF and referenced libraries

Hi,

Not all the libraries it's showing incorrect but for many of them
unnecessarily it's showing incorrect and those names which it shows as
libraries names even don't exist in the system at all
also unnecessary putting '&' sign in the beginning of such names and those
lib. names not at all exist in the system and even no object with that name
exist.

did it happen as the moment i ran this DSPPGMREF for *all as mentioned
earlier then job went in MSGW and i had to ety it with 9999 and some times
nomax ?


Thanks

On Fri, 30 Jun 2023 at 19:33, Buck Calabro <kc2hiz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 6/30/2023 8:41 AM, tim ken wrote:

To get the references of all the objects i did DSPPGMREF (*ALL/*ALL)
OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OBJTYPE(*ALL) OUTFILE(Mylib/myfile)

So after executing the above command a outfile with name myfile in mylib
got generated but the problem is that in select SQL query from above

file

in 'WHLNAM'
field library name coming incorrectly except for library names 'QTEMP'

and

'*LIBL'

Did I do something wrong here? Any suggestions on this please?

Why do you think WHLNAM is incorrect?

*all/*all is probably a very large file, if you have sufficient
authority when issuing DSPPGMREF. You might not have seen enough records
to judge that all of them are *LIBL or QTEMP. Try select * from
mylib.myfile where whlnam not in ('QTEMP', '*LIBL'); Let the machine do
some of the work. Consider select whlnam, count(*) from mylib.myfile
group by whlnam order by whlnam;

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--buck

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Your updates make it better!


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