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Bryan,

What you state is correct for an old-style DSPF menu created by SDA, for example.

For UIM *MENUs, I believe everything is coded in the UIM panel source for the menu, and gets compiled into the *MENU object.

All the best,

Mark S. Waterbury

On Monday, March 1, 2021, 10:18:54 AM EST, Bryan Dietz <bdietz400@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

if the menu was created as a UIM menu, then when the menu is created a
msgf is also created that contains the options "behind" the menu.
those options are in a source member with "QQ" appended.

<wrkobj>
Object      Type
TESTMNU    *MSGF
TESTMNU    *FILE
TESTMNU    *MENU

<pdm>
Member      Type
TESTMNU    MNUDDS
TESTMNUQQ  MNUCMD


  Message file:  TESTMNU
  Message ID  Severity  Message Text
  USR0001        0    call program1
  USR0002        0    call program2
  USR0003        0    call program3
  USR0004        0    call program4




Bryan


Gad Miron wrote on 3/1/2021 1:35 AM:
Hello sages

We have here a table that lists calls between PGMs (what PGMs call other
PGMs)
This table is refreshed nightly by exporting DSPPGMREF of certain LIBs to a
file.

However ,
PGM's called from MENUs are (naturally) not listed

Anyone know a way to list such calls?
SQL Services perhaps?


TIA
Gad


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