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Hi Gord
The system catalogs would not have that, as they are very SQL-related,
and this attribute is specific to IBM i.
I wondered if the DBXREF tables would have the information you want -
the main one is QADBXREF, and in one listing of columns, it did not seem
to include this attribute. There are other such tables, all start with
QADB, so maybe check those out.
Cheers
Vern
On 1/16/2020 10:24 AM, Gord Hutchinson wrote:
Is there a system catalog or SQL service which shows the REUSEDLT settingTried
on a file? I looked at the SYSTAB* catalogs but didn't see anything. I
want to see which files in a library still have REUSEDLT set to *NO.
to not do DSPFD to an *OUTFILE but ended up having to.
Thanks,
Gord
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