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We've been using Total/400 for this purpose, since S/38 days.

http://www.adeonics.com/TOTAL400.HTM

Paul

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Subject: tool to tell me where a file is used.

HI I am looking for a tool or code. I have to lookup often where a file is in use in a program. I run Find string using option 25 on say QRPGLESRC and it prints a list.

I would like to have a program that will take a parameter of a file name,read all the libraries in our system, do this '25' on them. Do I read a file in QSYS to get this?

then I would need the command to do the option 25.

Thanks this would save me alot of time.
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