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On 1/27/11 7:15 AM, Luis Rodriguez wrote:

What happens if you do a CRTDUPOBJ?

On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 10:22 AM, David FOXWELL wrote:

<<SNIP>>

So now... How do I recreate all my QUERY without doing WRKQRY on
every library then selecting 2, F3, to save?


The CRTDUPOBJ will almost surely just create a duplicate of the object and the OIR [Object Information Record], where the original and the copied OIR both will be devoid of any Where-Used tracking detail; the details which DSPPGMREF retrieves to generate its outputs.

FWiW: While the "librarian" feature which provides the "generic" object function to "duplicate" an object of a supported external object type is not entirely generic [i.e. there are parameters specific to the database], there is atypically going to be any specific object handlers invoked by the duplication processing just to enable the owning-feature of that object type to effect some enhancement; i.e. the feature avoids becoming even less generic and bloated with non-librarian code path.

Regards, Chuck

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