×
The internal search function is temporarily non-functional. The current search engine is no longer viable and we are researching alternatives.
As a stop gap measure, we are using Google's custom search engine service.
If you know of an easy to use, open source, search engine ... please contact support@midrange.com.
On 10 May 2013 10:11, Stone, Joel wrote:
Is there a utility to compare CL (or CMD or RPG) source between two
libs?
Show last used date (of object), show if differences in source, show
if source is missing in one file.
The CMPPFM for a "*FILE" file-level comparison might suffice.
However neither the member nor the object /last used/ is presented, nor
are the member level details /last changed/ or /source changed/
presented. FWiW I would guess the more interesting data would be the
"Last source update date" related attributes... and of course probably
also the source type, and possibly also the source text.
CMPPFM NEWFILE(QTEMP/SRCNEW) NEWMBR(*ALL) OLDFILE(QTEMP/SRCOLD)
CMPTYPE(*FILE) RPTTYPE(*SUMMARY) OUTPUT(*PRINT)
/* or: OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OUTFILE(QTEMP/CMPDIFF) */
The *summary* report shows the members removed from the new-file as
compared to that /member name/ in the old-file, shows the members added
to the new-file as compared to the /member name/ in the new-file, and
gives an indication if the member of the same member name betwixt is
/DIFF/ or /SAME/ using two asterisks in the column with that heading,
but the specific differences are left to a member-level compare report;
e.g. what the above request produced when run against the two files both
having a member DIFFDATA and SAMEDATA, but the /new/ source file having
additionally the member ADDEDMBR but having since deleted the member
RMVEDMBR:
IBM COMPARE V5R3M0 030430 05/11/13 NEW:
OLD:
MEMBER SUMMARY LISTING (FILE COMPARE)
NON NEW OLD NEW OLD
DIFF SAME PAIRED MEMBER NAMES LINES LINES BYTES BYTES
** DIFFDATA 3 2 276 184
** SAMEDATA 1 1 92 92
*NEW* ADDEDMBR
*OLD* RMVEDMBR
------------ ------- ------- ------- -------
GROUP TOTALS 4 3 368 276
To compare the member-level attributes, the DSPFD offers both
TYPE(*MBR) [model file QAFDMBR] and TYPE(*MBRLIST) [model file QAFDMBRL]
in which columns provide access to member attributes which can be
compared in a FULL OUTER join on the member names.... or using some
other type of query.
midrange.com
