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Not that I'm aware of. Is there a DSPOBJD-type IBM i service that might provide more details than DSPOBJD?

A few ideas I'll throw out:

*IF* the programs at issue are run in their own individual jobs, would DSPLOG help?

Data files have a "last changed" timestamp. Do the programs update files in such a way that you could determine the sequence?

Dan Bale
Specialty Developer III

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Subject: Is there a way to find out the exact time at which a given program was last called?

I'm investigating a case of some programs apparently being called out-of-sequence.

If I do a DSPOBJD on the programs, I get a last-used date, but not a time.

Is there a way to get the time when a program was most recently called?

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