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Modules are not used at all, they are bound (i.e. copied) to a program or
service program.
Theoretically you can delete all modules, you do not need them at runtime.
If you want to know if a module is used or not you may check in which
program / service program the module is bound.
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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von
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Gesendet: Wednesday, 09. November 2011 14:35
An: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: Module last used
Hello:
Is there a way to know when a module was last used? If I do a dspobjd the
last used date is blank & days used count is 0. We think we have some
modules that are no longer being used & want to remove them, but need to
verify which ones they are.
Thanks.
Steve Jones
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