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How is the best way to determine what programs or procedures use a
particular procedure in a service program?

I know I can get a list of exported procedures from DspSrvPgm and I can get
a list of procedures used from DspMod and I can get a list of modules from
DspPgm, and then try to match them all up, but there must be an easier way.
Does anyone have a utility to do this?

How about in the case where the Module object is discarded (as in
CrtBndRPG)?

Nelson Smith, CDP, CCP
IBM Certified Specialist
AS400 RPG IV Programmer
(727) 431-8243
(800) 284-2006



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