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RE:     Retreive QRYDFN info

>Does anyone know if there is an API that I can use to retrieve the files
>that are going to be used in a QRYDFN.  We are going to be moving some
>files from one library to another.  I would like to write a program that
>generate a list of all the queries that use those files.
>Mark Sievers
>msievers@promega.com

Mark
You can do a RTVQRYDFN (If that CMD is wrong,  use the GO CMDRTV
and look for something similar)   and one of the parameters 
(use F10 I think) you can say *ONLYDFN or something like that 
(I'm off the machine right now.)

The output goes to a source file member.  It gives you the SQL statement
which has the file & library name.   

You could write a program to look at it and parse it to find what you
need.

John Carr
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