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  3. April 2002

RE: DSPDBR

Vern wrote:
>There are a couple commands that are pretty cool. They take the
>output from an DSPDBR and analyze it. One is ANZDBF, the other
>is ANZDBFKEY. The first runs over a library, the second gives
>full key info on the files from the first command output.

Interesting to find that the only ANZDBF* objects on both a v3r2 & v4r5
system reside in previous release libraries (i.e., QSYSV4R4M0).  I forget
what this implies; maybe it was part of an LPP that was not free?

David wrote:
>What you want is Craig Rutledge's utility EXPDBR.

Where do you find this?

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