RE: Finding members

[Dan <dbcemid@xxxxxxxxx>]

>(of course, it would be nice if someone at IBM who monitors
>this site (and you just know there's someone doing this)
>would think that a command to allow a generic member search
>(across any/all libs) is a great idea, and just make one).  :-)

When pigs fly.  Of course, we don't even need IBM to provide a command
or working code, just a QADBXREF-like file, one that the system
maintains real time


I guess I didn't realize just how much of a 400 newbie you were.  If
you're interested and need help with the CL to create the DSPFD outfile
and the logical file for it, post back here and I'll spring some code
for ya.

Dan

--- "Shahan, Ray" <rshahan@SchoolSpecialty.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> just wanted to thank everyone for the replies.  I can honestly say
> that I
> even understood the jest of some of them (logical file over system
> file),
> but being the newbie that I am, I had to just be happy that I
> understood the
> A specs you showed me.   I have yet to work with CL, so I was amiss
> for some
> of the replies :-(
>
> I can see that one would have to write some sort of
> script/program/etc. to
> get the problem resolved, and when I'm more comfortable with
> RPG/CL/etc., I
> will look back through the archives to see if I can make some of
> these
> suggestions work for me (of course, it would be nice if someone at
> IBM who
> monitors this site (and you just know there's someone doing this)
> would
> think that a command to allow a generic member search (across any/all
> libs)
> is a great idea, and just make one).  :-)
>
> Again, thanks for all the help, and have a great weekend.
>
>
> Having fun learning,
>
> Ray Shahan  :-)

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