Re: What Program(s) were called

A vendor really needs to announce that they are talking about their own products. That is one of David's inflexible and absolutely necessary rules, so that this doesn't become a free-for-all for vendors. That would make this a very unsafe place to visit.

There was no clue in your post.

FYI

Thomas Garvey wrote:

Pride of authorship overrides many things. Not a promoter, just hate to see
people waste time.
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Vern Hamberg
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Tom

You work for Unpath? I believe you sell this product, right? You've learned
well from your boss's ways, man!

Vern

Thomas Garvey wrote:

Not sure what symptoms you're experiencing, but you may want to look into Stitch-in-Time as well. It can track changes happening to field values, which may be the evidence you have of something going wrong. It will tell you who, what, and when each change happened.

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of McGovern, Sean
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There is also a DOCPGMSTR command available on the web (somewhere) which does the same thing.



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Steve,
If you're using MAPICS, try the little known WRKPGMDTL command and select "called programs". It will give you an indented list of programs.
Bryan Burns
ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment

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Subject: What Program(s) were called

I am trying to track down an issue we are having with our ERP system.
Is
there a way of getting a list of every program that was called when I run an interactive job? Somewhere in this process a program is being called

that is not working like it should & tracking down what program it is has been a struggle due to how our ERP software is written. Our ERP vendor says it works for them, but we obviously are using an older version of a

program that has been updated since we did our initial install.

Thanks in advance

Steve Jones
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