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> It does? Not on my machine. Last Access, yes. Data Change, yes. Attribute > Change, yes. Create, no. No, you're right. WRKLNK doesn't show the create date. My brain had somehow mixed up the WRKLNK option 8 with the WRKOBJ option 8. This is what happens when you get old, I guess. The 3 dates that you list make sense, as they're the standard Unix dates "atime" "mtime" and "ctime". FreeBSD also has a "birthtime" which shows when the file was created but that's not a standard. Still, you should be able to get the create date using the Qp0lGetAttr() API. > I hate to say it, but on a windows box just drop to a command prompt and do > a 'dir /tc > dir.txt' to get the same result. The /tc shows the create date. Hmmm.. I didn't know about /tc. Has that always been around? At any rate, that's not an easy way to do it from OS/400. I suppose if this program is a one-time deal you could just generate the directory listing from DOS once...
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