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On 17-Feb-2015 10:52 -0600, Paul Nelson wrote:
I know there's an IBM supplied file that contains the attributes of
all the files on a machine, but I can't recall the name of that
file.
There is no such file. Instead, generate one using the Display File
Description (DSPFD) asking for only those files with the attribute SAVF:
DSPFD *ALL/*ALL
TYPE(*ATR) FILEATR(*SAVF)
OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OUTFILE(QTEMP/FDSAVF)
Note: The model output file for that invocation of the DSPFD command
is the database file QAFDSAV in QSYS with RcdFmt QWHFDSAV
p.s. The System Database Cross-Reference (DBXREF) tracks some
attributes of all database files and the non-database files of the
_device_ file type\attribute DDM [which is, and because it is, the
implementation object for the SQL ALIAS].
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