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On Tue, 11 May 2004 16:03:10 -0400, "Buck Calabro" <buck.calabro@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >That is indeed a different story. If you're looking to find out which >program is called from the most places, a cross ref will tell you. If >you're looking for the program that is in the most job streams, an >xref will tell you. No, it won't be dynamic and it won't tell you if >a 'subprogram' is called once for each record read in a 'main' >program, but I don't understand what 'a ranking of most used programs' >means and I thought I'd throw out a suggestion that might kick the >discussion in a new direction. > --buck > What we were interested in was quantifying what are our most used programs particularly the interactive programs. We have a good idea of what the most used programs probably are but we wanted numbers. No particular benefit other than satisfying some curiosity. Gord -- Gord Hutchinson Database Administrator, IT TST Overland Express ghutchinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 905-212-6330 fax: 905-602-8895
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