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Sorry - we gave you the wrong DSP command - use DSPFD FILE(VERN/*ALL)  
TYPE(*BASATR) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) FILEATR(*PF) OUTFILE(VERN/FDBASATR)

Then ATDTAT has a D for data, S for source.

This will let you find all the source types.

Again, sorry to lead you down the wrong path!!

Vern
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From: fbocch2595@xxxxxxx 

I won't b/able to dspobjd to a file and then savobj all the entries though 
since 
some are not prefixed by Q. 

Thanks for your help 


-----Original Message----- 
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx 
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Fri, 17 Nov 2006 4:00 PM 
Subject: Re: Saving multiple source files to a single savf 


I did mention doing the DSPOBJD to an output file, reading that, searching 
for ODOBAT = the designator for source physical file. Then construct your 
SAVOBJ command from that. 
However, it would be a disservice of me to not suggest a different 
alternative. The problem with using IBM output files is that they can, 
and do, often change with new releases of OS. Often I will use the Object 
APIs instead. After all, who wants a "record format level check" when 
you're already wrestling with other surprises resulting from an OS 
upgrade? 

Granted, one way to get around most record format level checks is to 
eschew the use of any F spec in RPG to open that file and to use imbedded 
SQL instead. Being careful NOT to use "select all from ...". Because 
selecting all from a file that has been updated to hold Y number of fields 
into an externally defined data structure that only had X fields at the 
last compile is a fatal error. Once upon a time, several versions back, 
it wasn't. You just hoped that they kept new fields at the end. 

Rob Berendt 
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Group Dekko Services, LLC 
Dept 01.073 
PO Box 2000 
Dock 108 
6928N 400E 
Kendallville, IN 46755 
http://www.dekko.com 

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