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  • Subject: Re: Managing Duplicate Software
  • From: Boris Goldenberg <bpcsguru@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 11:06:22 -0800 (PST)

Al,

The AS/400 command to list desired objects into an *OUTFILE is

DSPOBJD

Once you have your file built, you may use Query to sort it in any
order you wish.

I agree with you that it can get very confusing very fast to keep
track of all the BMR libraries.  Strict discipline needs to be
maintained otherwise you'll forget what got moved where and why.

Regards,

Boris Goldenberg




---MacWheel99@aol.com wrote:
>
> from Al Macintyre
> 
> Is there a straightforward *OUTFILE to Query which could inventory
> duplications and/or what add-on tools are worthwhile seeking that
aid disk
> management MIS responsibilities which must be common to most every
BPCS
> installation?
> 
> My scenario =
> 
> SSA provides original, then fixes ... sometimes several BMR, PTF
which we put
> earlier in library list
> We sometimes copy source to test library, which eventually finds its
way to
> implemented modification.
> I also sometimes have backup version of what modification looked
like before
> pile on more mods.
> When there is uncertainty that a change will work right, we need the
backout
> version, but once everything is working fine I tend to forget about
that
> mountain of multiple redundant no longer used old copies that have
an impact
> on disk space.
> 
> One approach might be a query report:
> List duplicates with same naming - source & execution objects in
multiple
> libraries - include last used, changed, saved, type, size, to catch
> irregularities, substring according to naming conventions
> 
> But this challenge cannot be unique to us - there may be better
solutions out
> there.
> 
> Al Macintyre
> BPCS 405 CD = approx 25-30 users
> AS/436 V3R7 soon to V4R3
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