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Hi Gio


Someone replied to your previous question, saying he had written a tool like this - go take a look at that thread, the thing he described sounds like just what you need.


You can write this yourself - DSPPGMREF to an OUTFILE, read the OUTFILE to get any programs or service programs listed, run DSPPGMREF for everything you find, until there is an OUTFILE with no programs in it.

Regards
Vern


On Fri, 12 Jul, 2024 at 12:11 PM, gio.cot via MIDRANGE-L <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


To: 'midrange systems technical discussion'
Cc: gio.cot@xxxxxxxxxxx
Hi all

I would need to find which files are used in a program’s group; i try to
better explain :

suppose i have a initial program (pgm1) called from menù that in turn call
pgm2, pgm3 ans so on; every of this programs (pgm1-2-3 ecc) use some files.
My needs is to have list of file used in this program’s chain e better also
program that use every file

i tried to use jada command (
https://digilander.libero.it/jadaxml/jadatools.html )

DSPPGMOBJ PGM(PGM1) PGMOBJTYPE(*FILE) LEVEL(*ALL) OUTPUT(*PRINT), but i
would need the output in a file and also the program that use the listed
file.

could some one help me ?

Thanks in advance

Gio


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