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Officially you should use QSYS2/SYSCOLUMNS. It's actually a logical file built across a different table in a different library, but I'd use SYSCOLUMNS. See also QSYS2/SYSTABLES. I did a little work (very little work) on MS SQL Server and they use the same names SYSCOLUMNS, SYSTABLES for their listings. You add a new field, or new file, and they're updated instantly. And it's nice for the newbie to i5/os to see something familiar. Rob Berendt
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