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One caution in the redpiece about ANZOBJCVN you want to be careful of is
in the section about querying the data. An example they give is:

For example, issue the STRSQL command and then use the following query to
extract the program objects that do not have creation data:
select diobli, diobnm from qusrsys/qaizacvn where dicrtd='0'

Well, to confuse myself I modified the query to do
SELECT diobli, diobnm, dicrtd, dicomp,DIOBTP, DIOBAT ...

Remember, if it says it doesn't have creation data (DICRTD), then it
doesn't. Don't start thinking that if DICOMP (compiler level) is at a V5
then you're ok. The problem is that a well known vendor that will not
support OS level not supported by IBM compiles with a V5R2 compiler, yet
sometimes compiles down to V4R5. In this query you would see V5R2, which
may cause you to blow off the entry as a fluke. However, it still does
not have "Creation Data" because it was compiled down to V4R5. That, in
combination with no observability, results in no creation data.

Rob Berendt

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