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  • Subject: Re: time stamp of source member
  • From: Ken Yamasaki <yamaken@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 08 Jan 2000 04:00:23 +0900

Hi all,

Thank you for many answers.

but...

I want to get both date and time of both create and change.
                            ~~~~         ~~~~~~
To the best of my memory, DSPFD *MBRLIST/*MBR does not put create 
time of member.(My memory maybe wrong...)  

BTW, In JPN, Now is Friday night, and the next monday is 
holiday(it called THE HAPPY MONDAY!? in JPN:-).). So I can't 
operate AS/400 until next tuesday. But I must think.... 
 
Would you please give me more help?

-- 
Ken Yamasaki
sorry for my poor English
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