Re: Identifying the driver?

[Tim Truax <truax@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi again,

One method that I have since arrived at that I will share with you folks s this.
Many programmers user the DOWxx loop construct to design the reading of the main
file... THEREFORE.. When you pull up your program in PDM  just do a search for
READ between 28 - 32 and if the DOWxx read loop construct is in use, then you
will find 2 READ's to the same file, this is a quick way to at least know where
to start looking.
Thanks for the answers, I figured there really would not be a quick way to do
this as the concept of the driver file is going away as per John Carr, and I see
what he means.
--
Tim Truax
Developer/Analyst
RPS Inc.
PO Box 108
Pittsburgh,  PA  15230

Tim Truax wrote:

> Hello,
> Quick question.
> What are the methods you people use to EASILY and QUICKLY identify the
> driver (main input) file within a program?



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