PF Data & PF Source, How to Identify -- MIDRANGE-L

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The Retrieve Member Description (QUSRMBRD) API also returns a source vs
data indicator in format MBRD0100 at decimal offset 134.

Either would certainly be preferred over QDBRTVFD for this type of
information.

Bruce Vining

>
>Hello John,
>
>The last time I needed to do this sort of thing I had to use the RTVMBRD
>command.  It returns the FILETYPE --
>*SRC or *DATA.
>
>You could also use the Retrieve Database File Description (QDBRTVFD) API for
>the same purpose but the CL
>command is much, MUCH easier!
>
>Regards,
>Simon Coulter.
>


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