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  3. June 2004

Retrieve *QRYDFN output file name/library w/o using WRKQRY?

Esteemed listers:

Is it possible to write a program that will take a query definition (*QRYDFN)
name & its library passed in as parameters and return the query's output file,
if it outputs to a data file?

I have a datafile that likely was created by Query, but with hundreds of
queries on the system to choose from, it would be most frustrating to have to
open up each query to determine its output file.

TIA, 
Dan


        
                
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