RE: Ops Nav wrkf equivalent?

["Phil" <sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks.

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> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 9:39 AM
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> Subject: Re: Ops Nav wrkf equivalent?
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> 1)  There doesn't seem to be any concept of a library list in
> Client/Server
> jobs.
> 2)  If you expand Database, and then Right Click on Libraries you can
> select which libraries to display.  However you still can't search both
> simultaneously for a particular object.
> 3)  Yes there are ways to search for non-db objects in Ops Nav.  Expand
> File Systems.  Expand Integrated File System.  Expand QSYS.LIB.  Open, not
> expand, your library of choice.  However, when you look at the objects it
> is like most PC and Unix operating systems which have no concept of object
> orientation.  When you right click on an object and select
> properties, like
> on a .pgm, you won't see program properties.  You'll see crud like size,
> object ownership, stuff that is common to all library objects.  Much like
> DSPOBJD.
>
> If you've really swallowed your puppy uppers this morning you could try
> creating a share to /qsys.lib.  Then use Start, Search to search
> this share
> for the object in question.  You may get results like
> /qsys.lib/bpcs405cd.lib/ord500.pgm
> /qsys.lib/mymod.lib/ord500.pgm
> Or with a command line access to this share from your dos prompt
> dir g:\ord500.pgm /s
>
>
> Rob Berendt
>
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> Nav wrkf equivalent?
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> In Ops Nav, is there a way to do search your library list for a
> table, just
> like WRKF at the command line?  Come to think of it, is there a
> way to list
> non-db objects in Ops Nav, like WRKOBJ?
>
> Phil
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