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Curious about a column labeled object_control_level returned as part of the
QSYS2.object_statistics table function. IBM description says ( in the most
IBM way possible):
"The object control level for the object. Contains the null value if there
is no object control level."
For compiled programs, it seems to work much like the format level id for
database files.
Identical source code compiled in comparable environments (same OS level,
same compiler, same file descriptions,...) on different LPARs seems to
generate identical values for the object_control_level associated with the
compiled program. If in fact it functions like the format level id does,
would be useful for comparing objects in libraries.
Haven't been able to google any additional information. Anyone have any
experience using object_control_level?
Thanks
Jack
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