I have a simple query/SQL that looks at file QAIJS1CM in library QUSRIJS.


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Is there a way with SQL to search for specific applications or words in the AJS? The Use case is the very long term administrator of the system is no longer with the organization, and most of the start up/shutdown procedures were in his head. I'm trying to find stop/start jobs for things like Barcode/400, BizManager, etc. I know how to do that at other customers but everyone is different hence my question. Thoughts?


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