Re: RE: Recursive DSPPGMREF -- MIDRANGE-L

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I don't really have a personal use for this. It was more of a learning experience. I may experiment more.

Is there a SQL Service for DSPPGMREF? I didn't find one.

Sam

On 7/5/2023 12:25 PM, Juan Concepcion wrote:

Good job!

I've some suggestions:
- I'd replace the native IBM i commands calls by querying SQL services.
- I would either return a result set or create(if needed) the table on-the-fly passing the table's name as a parameter.

Juan Concepcion

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For a learning experience, I've written PGM_REFS, a PL/SQL stored procedure that uses the DSPPGMREF command to display information about a program and the objects it uses, and the objects they use, to a virtually unlimited depth.

You can see the code and some documentation at

https://github.com/SJLennon/IBM-i-RPG-Free-CLP-Code/tree/master/PGM_REFS.

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