Re: RTVRPGSRC

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

Another thought for how to see what files are in use:

Add a PEX *TRACE definition with OSEVT *DBIO. This will put records in file
QAYPEMIUSR, with the various IO operations and the name, member, & format,
of the files used during the PEX session. TRCJOB can give you some of this,
but does miss some SQL activity (esp. interactive SQL, maybe dynamic SQL).
Bracket your program call with STRPEX - ENDPEX.

At 03:32 PM 3/19/02 +0000, you wrote:
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>Does anybody on the list know of a (free!) RTVRPGSRC utility
>OR
>Is there a way I can see the 'I' specs of an RPG Program so I can
>re-create the input file it's expecting? We don't have the source of the
>program, and the software house in question is either being stubborn or
>stupid when I ask this simple question.
>
>Steven Donnellan
>AS/400 Systems Manager
>IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 Professional Operator
>Simon Jersey Ltd
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