Re: How to locate a procedure

[Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>]

Assuming the CALLPRC is in program MYPGM..

DSPPGM MYPGM

The 3rd screen will tell you what modules were bound directly (by copy)
into the program.  The 4th screen will tell you what service programs were
bound by reference into the program.

You can use DSPMOD to display the details of a module..

You can use DSPSRVPGM to find the modules and service programs used by a
service program.  Along with the procedures exported by that service
program. For each module, use DSPMOD.  For each service program use
DSPSRVPGM, rinse and repeat. :)

Your procedure will be from some particular module.

This is why I always prefix my procedures with the name of the module...in
combination with a good CMS, it's easy to see what is used where. Or there
are 3rd party tools that can keep a procedure where used x-ref.

Charles








On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 9:43 AM, John McKee <jmmckee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I stumbled over this a month ago.  Made notes, but not complete enough.
>
> At signon, a program builds the initial library list, based on user
> profile.  Data is read from a file.  We have an old version of DBU
> (and two newer versions installed).  But, the old version is in some
> control file.  That old version, naturally, fails ANZOBJCNV.
>
> The program that runs at sign on has this:  CALLPRC PRC(GetExcLibl)
>
> I just want to find (again) what file is read by that procedure.
>
> Where do I look?
>
>
> John McKee
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