Re: Retreive QRYDFN info -- MIDRANGE-L

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on 11/09/97at 10:23 PM, the Great and Grand  Wazir John Carr
<74711.77@compuserve.com> said:

Mark
You can do a RTVQRYDFN (If that CMD is wrong,  use the GO CMDRTV and look
for something similar)   and one of the parameters 

Is there also a WRKQRYDFN where on can easily change library/file
references? In a Y2K project I have all of the new file descriptions, with
new date fields, in a new library.  Now I see this nightmare of plodding
through hundreds of inquiries, one at a time, changing the library name.
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Booth Martin     
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