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Re: Find all changed commands

Hi,
you must write a small CL using DSPOBJD to find all CMD objects in a library like QSYS.
Then use RTVOBJD on this object and use parameter APAR() to get this into a variable.
The variable will contain "CMDDFT" if the defaults have been changed.

-h


Am 27.06.2019 um 15:46 schrieb (WalzCraft) Jerry Forss <JForss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Hi All,

I am upgrading from 7.1 TR10 to 7.3 TR6 this weekend.

Is there a native way to find all the commands that had the CHGCMDDFT done to them?

I have a pgm that does the ones I know but would just like to verify I haven't missed any.

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