Right at this moment all I can think of is Security. If they are key
business PF's protect them with *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE and grant authority only
to some users and also use adopted authority in programs. There may be
another way though.

El mié, 19 jun 2024 a las 11:46, <smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx> escribió:

I need to programmatically find everything that would prevent the deletion
of a PF such as LFs, indexes, etc. Is there a table or function that I can
look at to find this information? I don't want to do a DSPDBR to an
outfile, Are there other things that will prevent the deletion of the PF
that I am not thinking of and where do I look for them to determine if they
exist (again looking for a table or function not a command to an outfile).
I'm not worried about object locks. These will all be obsolete PFs and if
someone has a lock on it, it needs to fail.

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