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There is a command in Taatools that can be used in a program to retrieve
information about a command (RTVCMDPARM), this will show you the
information you want.  Display and print the commands help to know what
the structure of the data retrieved is.

Jim 


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Subject: Command Parameter Default Value


Is it possible to retrieve the default value of a command parameter? If
is there is one such API or CL command, that would be really useful to
me.

TIA,
Ganesh


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