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Subject: *QRYDFN - details
From: Deepak Deshpande <deepak.deshpande@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 2 Aug 2002 13:14:21 -0000
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I have a small question.

When we create a query on a database file with WRKQRY command, it creates
an object of type *QRYDFN ...OK......
Now I want a CL command which will list down the files used in that query
and other details like the library from where the file is picked up etc.

Is there any other way of doing it fast?
I have hundreds of such (*QRYDFN) objects in my library and I want to know
the files used by all these query objects.

TIA

Deepak Deshpande
Analyst-Programmer

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