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I mean Code Generation Tools (ie. CASE Tools) Like SYNON, LANSA etc....
I hope, If the program is hand-coded, that issue(Updation of Job stamp
without Real Update) Could be eliminated easily.

Murugesh

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Not sure what TOOLS is? But,unfortunately, the programs that I was
referring to were straightforward, hand coded RPG.

Scott's trigger suggestion is good because it enforces consistency across
file usage.

Keith



>Hope keith is talking about Programs generated by TOOLS..Am i right Keith?

>Murugesh.

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>I've used file "job stamps" a lot and normally find them very useful. Just
>one caveat: make sure that there is control over usage and updates. For
>example, I've seen too many "edit record" programs that update the "job
>stamp" change details regardless of whether anything has actually been
>changed (confirm = No)!


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