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> i ve bunch of programs like RPGLE ,RPG38,RPG  programs in my
> library ..how can i find out which are RPG Cycle programs?

What do you consider an "RPG cycle program?"   All *PGM objects in RPG
have at least one module that uses the RPG cycle.   Some *SRVPGM's don't
use the cycle, but in order to be a "normal program" it must have cycle
code in it.

However, sometimes programmers will write code that causes the program to
only loop through the cycle once, by setting on the *INLR indicator during
the first pass.   Then, they do everything they want to do in that first
pass, so that the cycle has less effect on the program.

So, that's why I ask, what do you consider a "RPG cycle program?"
Or maybe a better question is, why do you want to know this?  What do you
plan to use this information for?

> is it which ever programs that r nt in ILE are RPG Cycle programs?

Doesn't matter if it's ILE.  Every version of RPG uses the cycle.

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