Re: Query scavenger hunt

Thanks Mark!  It looks like that would do the job.  I thought that I had
done it with OS/400 commands but maybe not.  I mostly didn't want to
reinvent the wheel if it had already been done.  Thanks again!

Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN  46571
daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx





                                                                                
                                 
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Here's a program that I wrote that does that.

     /******************************************************************

pgm         parm(&lib)
dclf        file(qgpl/qryfilewk)
dcl         var(&lib) type(*char) len(10)
dcl         var(&mbr) type(*Char) len(10)

/* put all query definitions into a temporary work file in QGPL */
/* This file has to be there for the program to compile         */
dspobjd     obj(&lib/*all) objtype(*qrydfn) output(*outfile) +
              outfile(qgpl/qryfilewk)  outmbr(*first *replace)

/* does the source physical file exist?                         */
/* if it doesn't, create it.                                    */
chkobj      obj(&lib/qrysource) objtype(*file)
monmsg      msgid(cpf9801) exec(crtsrcpf file(&lib/qrysource))
 /* if it does exist, remove all of the members                  */
 rmvm        file(&lib/qrysource) mbr(*all)
 monmsg      msgid(cpf7301)
 /* file read loop                                               */
 read:
 rcvf        rcdfmt(qlidobjd)
 monmsg      msgid(cpf0864) exec(goto cmdlbl(eof))
 /* add the member to the source file and retrive the query      */
 /* definition into the member you just added.                   */
 addpfm      file(&lib/qrysource) mbr(&odobnm)
 rtvqmqry    qmqry(&lib/&odobnm) srcfile(&lib/qrysource) +
              srcmbr(&odobnm) alwqrydfn(*yes)
 goto        cmdlbl(read)
 eof:
 endpgm

Then I use PDM Find (option25) on the members to scan for files.

It's ugly but it works and it was free! ! !

Thanks,

Mark

Mark D. Walter
Senior Programmer/Analyst
CCX, Inc.
mwalter@xxxxxxxxxx
http://www.ccxinc.com


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Greetings,

I believe that I've done this before but for the life of me I can't
remember how.  I want to find what user queries use a given file.  I
thought that I somehow used RTVQMQRY and then scanned the retrieved source
for the file name.  Unfortunately, that only does one query at a time.  I
might have written a program to do it for all queries in a given library
but I was thinking that there was a way to do a bulk retrieval with just
system commands.  Any ideas would be appreciated.  Thanks.

Dave Parnin
Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN  46571
daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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