AW: Module references

[Sharma Deepak <deepak.sharma@xxxxxxxx>]

If it is *module type object use DSPMOD, if it is *PGM use DSPPGM.(type the 
command and keep pressing "enter" for different inforamtion)

Hope this would help you.

Deepak

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Von:    Carol Godfrey [SMTP:carolg@tbsa.co.za]
Gesendet am:    Montag, 1. Februar 1999 12:07
An:     RPG 400 Discussion Group
Betreff:        Module references

For any given module, how can I find into which program/s it is bound?

Carol Godfrey
Tibbet & Britten SA


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