Re: RTVQMQRY and *qrydfn outfiles -- MIDRANGE-L

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Depending on your usage, I think "where used" information for*QRYDFNs is pretty useless.. This is because the RUNQRY command letsyou change any file names related to the query. The names stored inthe *QRYDFN do not even have to reside on you machine.

Having said that, I suppose one can find this out by printing thedefinition. Another way would be to DMPOBJ, CPYSPLF, and figure outwhere the information is. Anyone up for reverse-engineering?


At 09:02 AM 1/12/2006, you wrote:

The RTVQMQRY command to create a qmqry source member for an existing*qrydfn does not include any source lines for an outfile created bythe query. We use the source members to update our file and field"where used" inquiry. Is there another command or api to get fullinfo from an existing Query?
Jim Franz
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