You may try to access the SYSFILES View.
Something like that:
SELECT System_Table_Schema, System_Table_Name, Level_Check, a.*
from sysfiles a
Where ....;
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards
Birgitta Hauser
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Subject: Using SQL to find out how LVLCHK is set
Does anyone know what SQL table I can hit to see if a file is LVLCHK(*YES)
or LVLCHK(*NO)?
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