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Brian, use DSPOBJD to an *OUTFILE and check the fields "Last Use Day" and "Number of Days Used". That may give you an indication. Regards, Carel Teijgeler *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 17-8-05 at 12:14 Brian Piotrowski wrote: >Is there an easy way to view the files in a library to determine when >they were last updated or accessed? We have a bunch of RPG programs, >source code, PFs, LFs, etc. that are duplicated in process, but the name >is slightly different (ie: SS001R and SP001R). Most of these files are >carryovers from past system upgrades. The previous administrator was >not terribly concerned about file housekeeping. >:( > >I want to determine which files are currently in use, and which files >are no longer being used by the system. Do I have to check each file >one at a time, or can I do an entire directory in one shot?
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