How to find which modules are in use in a program?

Folks:

It is irritating me that I cant figure out by using DSPPGM which modules
are actually used in the program.  Let me explain by an example.

Modules:  A, B, C, D

Program X uses A,B  (by callb or callp or procedure use).  I can do
CRTPGM X MODULES(A B C) .  Note C is not used by X.  If you do DSPPGM it
will tell you that C is one of the modules in the program.  If I use
BNDDIR to create the program, only A B will be in the program (which is
what I want, but dont want to create a binding directory for a program
nor a binding directory containing all modules since CRTPGM will
crawl.).  Short of specifying no modules and doing CRTPGM and then
looking at the Joblog on the failed CRTPGM  to find which modules are
required, is there a better method?  Service program/binding directory
idea does not appeal to me either.

 I do many modules in a program and then for some reason a module is
removed because it is not required anymore.   Also, this will allow me
to remove those stray modules that are no longer in use by any program.

--
Thank You.

Regards

Dave Mahadevan.. mailto:mahadevan@fuse.net


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