Re: Identifying where *modules are used -- MIDRANGE-L

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For my needs, I use GO CMDREF (I can never remember the command) & send output to *OUTFILE (I now have such a job that runs regularly) against which I can run a query to list all programs that use a particular file, update a particular file, call a particular program, etc. Of course this only works when the call is explicit. There's some code that figures out at execution time what to call & gets it via a method that defies this approach. There's also menus that invoke a particular program, query definitions. Different access methods require different reverse engineering tools.

Al Macintyre

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?

Regards, Jerry

Gerald Kern - MIS Project Leader
Lotus Notes/Domino Administrator
IBM Certified RPG IV Developer
The Toledo Clinic, Inc.
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Toledo, OH 43623-4299
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