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Gene,

 

Not 100 % sure since I haven't tested it, but this might work:

 

Use good old TRCJOB *ON within system service tools.

The resulting trace will amongst others show open and close. 

I believe the trace goes down on module level - therefore check which module
is opening the file name in question.

 

 

Since the trace listing can get enormous you may want to let the trace job
write the results to and *OUTFILE and use queries or a small program to
locate what you want.

 

Regards, Kaare

 

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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 7:05 PM
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Subject: [MI400] OIR reference *FILE in *PGM?

 

Hey there MI/OIR gurus:

 

With only the program object (no source), how can I tell *which* module in

a multi-module bound ILE program used a particular file?

 

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