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Re: Determine name of query that created data file

I'm not sure that, even if you had that file journalled, if it would show 
that.

Someone had a tool to decompile all queries on the system.  Their use of 
the tool was to see what files queried a particular file.  This way they 
could modify the queries if they created a new production library, 
modified the file layout and wanted to avoid a format check, etc.  Might 
be usable for that.
If you can't find it you could always
DSPOBJD OBJ(*ALLUSR/*ALL) OBJTYPE(*QMQRY) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE)
DCLF
RCVF loop
RTVQMQRY...
Then process that source file.


Rob Berendt

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