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Aren't they part of the command object? CHGCMDDFT changes the defaults for
everybody, not just the current user. CHGCMDDFT changes the object's
change/time; that suggests the (changed) defaults are buried in the object.

There's code (RTVCMDDFN?) floating around that does a semi-good version of
extracting the command source from a command object; QCDRCMDD is the API.
But I can't think of a way of getting the original defaults--other than
looking at the source code, of course.

On Wed, Jun 22, 2022 at 2:36 PM Brad Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Something I've been wondering for a long time.. are command defaults stored
anywhere in a table... or are they actually part of the command itself?

Even if it's just if a user uses CHGCMDDFT to change it and it's only
stored then, that may be useful.

If they are stored in the command object.. I suppose there's no way to get
the defaults without processing the command with a CL... maybe dumping the
object? Man, I haven't done that forever. :)

Bradley V. Stone
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