Re: HERE's a good one - object name problem...

[Tim McCarthy <twmac@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's possible to create "strangely named" objects by circumventing the
normal CRT* commands and building your own. Find out who created this
object and when by doing a DMPSYSOBJ on the object (context is the library)
and look at the resultant output. Perhaps something enlightening will pop out.

At 11:06 AM 8/31/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>JUST noticed this one... we have an object in a user library that shows
>a name of all numbers. It is a date starting with 0 and contains six
>numbers...
>
>It shows as Type *FILE and Attribute PF-SRC.
>
>You cannot bring it up in Display Description, rename it, bring it up in
>PDM, delete it, etc. because it is NOT a valid name...
>
>HOW did it get on the system ???
>
>(and how can I get RID of it... ?)
>
>Thanks !
>
>Chuck
>
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