Re: how to find which are RPG cycle programs

["Carel Teijgeler" <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx>]

Can this not be retrieved with the DSPPGMREF command? IIRC, there are fields 
for file usage and file open in the outfile.

Cannot test this at the moment, being at home.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 26-6-03 at 10:03 Hans Boldt wrote:

>Murali dhar wrote:
>> Hi friends,
>> i ve bunch of programs like RPGLE ,RPG38,RPG  programs in my library 
>> ..how can i find out which are RPG Cycle programs?is it which ever 
>> programs that r nt in ILE are RPG Cycle programs?
>> Kindly suggest me ,Thanks so much!
>> TIA,
>
>Non-ILE RPG programs may or may not take advantage of the cycle. 
>Likewise, ILE RPG IV programs also may or may not take advantage of 
>the cycle. But all RPG programs (except for NOMAIN modules) use the 
>cycle to some extent.
>
>As far as I know, the only way to tell how a particular program uses 
>the cycle is to look at the source code. Programs that contain 
>primary and secondary files use more elements of the cycle than 
>others. But technically, RPG programs still contain that implicit 
>"DOW NOT *INLR;" loop even if you don't have any cycle file.
>
>Cheers! Hans
>
>
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