Re: how to find source program library?

[murali dhar <hydchap1@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Vern!!!

Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:For a program use DSPPGM. If it is 
an OPM program, the source information 
is on the first screen. If it is an ILE program, the source information is 
on each of the modules that were linked together. The module list is the 
3rd set of screens, or you can use DSPPGM TYPE(*MODULE) - it might be 
OPTION(*MODULE), I forget. Service programs are the same as ILE programs - 
the source information is on each module, not the service program itself.

There is no *OUTFILE output, by the way, probably because the information 
does not line up nicely into a single structured record format.

HTH
Vern

At 09:10 AM 8/28/2005, you wrote:


>There is program source in unknown library
>the compiled object is in many libraries except the unknown library.
>wrkobj *all/pgmname *rpgle is going to give me list of all libraries the 
>object is present..
>Is there any command with which I can find out which library the source 
>of the program is existing given compiled object (program name) and its 
>library?
>Thank you,
>
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