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Oooh. I missed the field/column requirement. Yeah, I don't recall anything native that would provide that info.
- Dan
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Subject: RE: db2 sql table view
That looks like a very nice tool. It doesn't show columns, though, since DSPPGMREF never did. To find what is used in a program (not just columns in a table, say), one might almost need to use a compile listing. Bob mentions other tools - I suppose he means cross-reference tools, such as ABSTRACT or Hawkeye, etc.
Cheers
Vern
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