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Incidentally... CALLB calls a PROCEDURE, not a module. So unless your
procedure and module name are the same, searching for CALLB wouldn't
tell you much. (Unless, of course, you already have a list of all of
the procedures in the module you're looking for.)
CALLB is not the only way (or even the recommended way) of calling a
procedure from RPG. CALLB was really only apropos in V3R1 -- CALLB
didn't exist before V3R1, and in V3R2, we got prototypes which are a
much better way to call procedures.
Even if you searched for all CALLB and all prototypes, you'd only have
found the RPG code. Now you'd have to also search for CALLPRC in CL, as
well as C/C++ prototypes, Cobol calls (sorry, I don't know the Cobol
syntax).
If your goal is only to know which programs or service programs a module
is bound to, it seems a lot easier to use the APIs than search the code.
GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Other than using FNDSTRPDM (PDM option 25) to search for the CALLB op
code, is there any other method of finding which programs use a specific
module? Is there a file somewhere in the system that acts as a
cross-reference that can be queried to show what programs have a specific
module bound into that program?
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