Re: List Files

John,

You can do it easily in CL with the DSPOBJD command.

DSPOBJD OBJ(Lib/Ob*) OBJTYPE(*ALL) OUTPUT(*PRINT)

Alternately, you could specify OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) and have the names dropped into 
a
file that you can read later.

jte

John Hall wrote:

> Still working on the RISC conversion ....
>
> I need a way to retrieve the names of all objects in a certain library
> that start with a generic string
>
> ie : GR*
>
> This is leftover S36 code where the program did a catalog to a disk file
> and then scanned the disk file.
>
> I found the QUSLOBJ API but a) not having used the user space API's
> before & b) Working in ILE-C for the first time is tough
>
> any help will be greatly appreciated
>
> --
> John L. Hall
> Home Sales Co.
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