Re: Easy way to get file documentation

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxx>]

Native on the 400 - ANZDBF and ANZDBFKEY.

Help text for ANZDBF:

>The Analyze Database File (ANZDBF) command produces two reports that
>show the physical and logical files in a set of libraries and the
>relationships between the files.  It saves the information in a
>database file for further analysis by the Analyze Database File Keys
>(ANZDBFKEY) command.  Both reports (physical to logical file
>relationships and logical to physical file relationships) are
>written to the printer file QPPTANZD.  Two printer files with the
>same name are produced.  The data is saved in member QAPTAZDR of the
>database file QPFRDATA/QAPTAZDR.

Help text for ANZDBFKEY:

>The Analyze Database File Keys (ANZDBFKEY) command produces, from
>the data generated by the Analyze Database File (ANZDBF) command,
>two reports showing the key structure of the database files.
>
>One report is written to the printer file QPPTALNK.  The other
>report is written to the printer file QPPTKEYMTX.

On this command I use *NUMLF special value for physical file and 1 for
number of logicals. This gives me everything, I think. Or you can name a
specific physical.

At 03:50 PM 4/18/02 -0500, you wrote:
>What is the easiest way to get file documentation with documentation on the
>logics and what the keys are?
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