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Change/Usage information:                                   
  Change date/time . . . . . . . . . :   09/19/06  09:31:28 

Sometime the answers are obvious... Pressing F1 while using the DSPOBJD
command yields:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
                          Change Date/Time - Help

 

  For most objects:

 

      Indicates the date and time of the last change to the object.

 

  For database files:

 

      Indicates the date and time that the object was first modified
after  
      a SAVLIB request.  If the data is changed again, the change is not

      reflected on the DSPOBJD command until another SAVLIB request is

      processed and the data is changed again.  You can use the Display

      File Description (DSPFD) command to show the last change date and

      time value to find out when each member of the file was modified.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
--

... Therefore OS/400 is recording the changed date/time of the first I/O
after a SAVLIB.

Unfortunately, midrange list members either didn't know this or didn't
care enough to answer my post with the obvious.

Thanks to those of you who did try to help... Rob, Rich and Wayne

, Ken Slaugh



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