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1- DSPPGM PgmName
2- Press enter 3 times
3- Place a 5 next to the module name and press enter
4- Page down 3 times

Jose

jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hello everyone -

I am sure this question has been posted before and it has to do with the
SQL-RPG compile options

We had a consulting company that has left behind ( ... already done .. and
we cannot change what has been done ...) a number of programs compiled.

We cannot identify the compile options and it is very important to us to
verify the compilation options.

For example -  If the SQL RPG program was compiled and the Date/Time format
options were used in a command string like this one


CRTSQLRPGI OBJ(&UserLibraryName/&ProgramName)
          SRCFILE(&SourceLibraryName/&SourceFileName)
          SRCMBR(&SourceMemberName)
          OBJTYPE(*PGM)
          DATFMT(*ISO)
          DATSEP('-')
          REPLACE(*YES)

How/where can I find the compile options for this object program?

I have dumped the object program, but I do not have an easy way to
interpret the hunbreds of pages worth of information
and identify the object program compile options



Jorge




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