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Hi, John:
For each "library" on your system that contains applications programs
that might CALL one of those vendor programs, issue:
DSPPGMREF PGM(library/*ALL) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OBJTYPE(*PGM) +
OUTFILE(yourlib/DSPPGMREF) OUTMBR(*FIRST *ADD)
Once you have added the cross-reference datas for all of the application
libraries to this cross-reference output file, you can query it to
determine what programs "use" (CALL) the ones in question. (For this
example, I will use the name "TGTPGM01" as an example of one of those
programs of interest.) You could use Query/400, or STRSQL, or even
write an RPG program, to find the results.
The following is an example using SQL:
select OBJNAM, OBJLIB
from yourlib/DSPPGMREF
where OBRNAM = 'TSTPGM01' and OBRTYP = '*PGM'
Does that help?
All the best,
Mark S. Waterbury
> On 3/30/2011 10:35 AM, John.BresinaJr wrote:
We have a 3rd party application on our system that hasn't been updated in years. I can see about 18 programs within the 3rd party application library that are being used on a daily basis. Is there a way I can tell what is calling those programs?
John
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