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Subject: dspfd QUESTION
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Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 9:27:28 -0400
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I have just rejoined the list after being away for about 2 years. Right-sizing 
got me and then the new job was out sourced to India.

Now for the question. I am analyzing a library for files that are being 
journaled and also when was the last time the file was updated. I can do it 
with 2 different DSPFD combination but I was wondering if the was a way to do 
it with only 1 DSPFD.

The exact information that I need is:
LIBRARY
FILENAME
IS it Journaled
date of last update
Number of records in the member

TIA
Dave Willenborg

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