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  3. July 2012

Finding and replacing *QRYDFN

Hi,

I need to take care of all the *QRYDFN on the system that use a file
I've modified.
I got the list by querying the output of DSPPGMREF on all the objects
on the system. All the QRY have the field WHSPKG = 'Q'

I copied all the QRY I found to my development library, and then using
wrkqry, I used option 2 + save to get them to use the new file format.
I copied them all back to the original libraries then I ran :

DSPPGMREF PGM(*ALLUSR/*ALL) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OBJTYPE(*QRYDFN)
OUTFILE(mylib/QRYDFN)

I'm only seeing one of the many QRY I modified in this outfile.


What am I missing or how should I have done this?

Thanks

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