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  3. March 2010

Re: Retrieve Program References

Dennis -
If you get /all/ of the program reference information into a single outfile,
you can use recursive SQL to create the reference list that you desire...
- sjl


Dennis wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I'll have a look at your site this evening. :)

I do understand - it's what we had to do back before these APIs started
appearing in V2R3 (I think) - it's just less convenient. So what I've
landed on is that I will write my own @PGLPGMREF API. When it's done,
I'll
post the code somewhere, and a link here.




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