Re: dsppgmref

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Murali

Attachments don't come through on this list.

Have you read the help for DSPPGMREF? Please do.

This is not trivial - there are expensive products that do this for you - 
ABSTRACT and Pathfinder come to mind.

Do you know about the command menus? Like GO CMDPGM to see a list of most 
commands that deal with programs? Or try GO CMDREF - it only gives you 
DSPPGMREF. Or try GO CMDDSP for all the display commands - there are a lot. 
Or try GO CMDFILE. A little common sense goes a long way here.

Next, go to <www.iseries.ibm.com/support> and click on the button at the 
top that says "Search". This takes you to a pretty good search site. Put 
"program reference" or "dsppgmref" in the text box and search away.

This is what I would have to do. This is how I've learned anything - dig 
around. Then someday you'll have the chutzpah to answer questions on this 
list, as the rest of the "experts" do. ;-)

HTH

Vern

At 05:06 PM 7/9/2003 +0000, you wrote:

> hi all,
> i want to knoe any similar command like dspfileref...my requirment is to 
> find out object cross reference like for example
> object name (DBFILE01) is being cross refernced in the various programs 
> namely PROGRAM01 and PROGRAM02 and PROGRAM03......
> i ve list of files in a lib and i want to find out their cross references 
> in various programs (libraries where they exists and atributes etc 
> also)...is there any command similar to
> DSPPGMREF...This command is nt giving required details  in proper 
> order...any pointers in this regard would really help me...please see the 
> attachment to understand more abt my question...
> Thanks &best regards,
> Murali