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The external description of objects contains information such as the last time something got compiled. WRKOBJ the execution object & select the expanded description then page through the various dates like the last time it was replaced & it also has info like what the *SOURCE was ... you can get that info to an *OUTFILE WRKMBRPDM the source object & select the option to tell you about the object then page through the various dates ... like the last time it was changed ... you can get that info to an *OUTFILE Now the question is, in matching *OUTFILE of execution with *OUTFILE of source for the objects of the same name. If the last time you modified the source was BEFORE the last time you compiled the executable AND if the *SOURCE matches the source you comparing it to, that is a pretty good bet that those 2 are in agreement, so you only need to list those that are not. Be sure to also list any executables that apparently do not have corresponding source. > I have been tasked to identify source/object mis-matches for a given library. > Other than compiling each object in to a temporary library and comparing > object sizes how might I go about identifying mismatches? MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)
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