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Re: LF in different library

look for Carstens tool:
Analyze Logical File Integrity (ANZLFITG)

https://apimymymy.wordpress.com/


with all the new SQL services, there's probably a way to do in SQL as well.


Bryan


T. Adair wrote on 3/28/2018 3:32 PM:
Several years ago, I had a command that I would use to find PF vs. LF library mismatches.  I would give it a library name and, depending on the other parms, it would show me either...:

PFs in that library that had LFs in other libraries.
        - or -
LFs in that library that had their PFs in other libraries.

It may have been a system command, or it could've been a user-written utility.  I really don't remember (old age, and all that).  Whatever it is (or was), I can't seem to locate any info on it.  I suppose it could've been a TAATOOL.

Is this ringing a bell with anyone else?

Thanks.

~TA~


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