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Re: CHGCMDDFT, how can I see all?

Wow.  Good tip, Carsten!

Is this documented by IBM anywhere?

- Dan

--- Carsten Flensburg <flensburg@novasol.dk> wrote:
> Hello Tony,
>
> You can find all system commands having had one or more defaults
> changed by
> running the following command:
>
>  DSPOBJD OBJ(QSYS/*ALL)
>          OBJTYPE(*CMD)
>          OUTPUT(*OUTFILE)
>          OUTFILE(<filename>)
>
> - and then, using query or sql, select all records in <filename> with
> an
> Apar Id (field ODAPAR) equal  'CHGDFT'.
>


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