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Re: Identifying where *modules are used

The QBNLPGMI and QBNLSPGM APIs can give you a list of the modules that were used to build programs or service programs, respectively. You can use the output of these APIs to build your own cross-reference PF.

However, I would recommend that you never bind the same module to more than one program -- which makes this type of thing a non-issue.

GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Other than using FNDSTRPDM (PDM option 25) to search for the CALLB op code, is there any other method of finding which programs use a specific module? Is there a file somewhere in the system that acts as a cross-reference that can be queried to show what programs have a specific module bound into that program?

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