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  3. September 2003

Re: Command to show file relations

Thanks Vern.  I'm looking to produce my own set of quickie analysis reports
and utilities, and these might be helpful.

rick

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Rick

They are part of Performance Tools - the output files they use are in
QPFRDATA. Both have *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE. QSYS is owner and has all authority.
Not sure why the restriction, except they might need to touch anything on
the system. But there is no real exposure that I can see. They are only
DSPDBR on steroids, IMO. And the second one is only a listing of keys (and
S/O information) for files in given libraries - same information is
available via DSPFD.

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