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  3. January 2008

Re: Module references

My fingers got ahead of my brain. I saw that when the email was sent from the
list. A little too late.

Thanks. DSPPGM was what I needed.

Thanks,
John McKee

Quoting David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:

John McKee wrote:
What is the command to show which modules were bound to a module?

Modules aren't bound into modules ... modules are bound into programs or
service programs.

To display the modules bound into a program: DSPPGM
To display the modules bound into a service program: DSPSRVPGM

david

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