Re: WRKLNK to an outfile for query? DSPOBJD for IFS?

["Jim Essinger" <dilbernator@xxxxxxxxx>]

Use the tool from the IFSTOOL library

http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200301/msg01566.html

Put the contents of a directory into a file on the i5 and qry the results

Sample;

CALL PGM(IFSTOOL/QRYIFSLIB) PARM('/QSLFI400/MSA Files/*' '\L:JIM')

Note: if you are using this command in a cl program, you must put a null
character at the end of the path string.

/* Note that if a parm is passed to a one of these utilites */
            /* a null must be added after the last character .           */

            /* See the CL Programming reference - the section on */
             /* calling ILE C programs from a CLP - for further details.
*/
            /* Example:                                             */
            /* DCL    VAR(&NULL) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(1) VALUE(X'00')        */

            /* CHGVAR VAR(&PATH) VALUE('/ddilling/b' *CAT &NULL)        */

            /* CALL   PGM(DELTREE) PARM(&PATH)                          */

***********************************************************
QRYIFSLIB V1.7:
Dump stat info for each ifs object into outfile
QRYIFSLIB.
This will not follow symlinks.
The output file is overwritten on each call.
This utility is unsupported and provided on an as is basis.  Comments can be
sent to ddilling@xxxxxxxxxxx

CALL QRYIFSLIB '[path/]*|file' ['\S'] ['\Q'] ['\L:lib']

[path/]   Absolute or relative path ending with a '/'.
*         Process all files in a directory.
file      Process only specified file system object.
\S        Process all
subdirectories.
\Q        Skip /QSYS.LIB
\O        Skip /QOPT
\L:lib    Library to write output file into (Default is QGPL).

Jim