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Re: how to find which are RPG cycle programs

You could use grep in QSH on the source members - don't know whether it needs to account for the date and sequence fields.

HTH

Vern

At 09:03 AM 6/27/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Oliver,

>If you have the sources for these programs, you could search with
>fndstrpdm for F-specs with the IP (Input Primary) keywords in the
>specific column.

Just search for the Primary -- the file could also be Update or even Combined.
Technically, it could also be S for Secondary. If no primary is defined by one
or more secondary are, the compiler defaults the first F-spec with Secondary to
be the Primary file.

So with a regular expression you test for ^.....[Ff]...........[PpSs] with looks
for a F in column 6 and a P or S in column 18, in either upper or lowercase.
Unfortunately, FNDSTRPDM does not accept regular expressions...

Doug



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