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it might be easier if you just look for WRITE, UPDATE, DELETE opcodes with
the record format name...
Thanks,
Tommy Holden
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IF means INPUT only
UF means file is used for UPDATE
UF A means file is used for UPDATE and/or ADDITION
O means file is OUTPUT (records ADDED)
HTH,
Nick
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Really basic question - File Description
My programmer is on holiday, otherwise I'd ask him...
I would like to see which of our program updates a file on our iSeries.
If I use WRKMBRPDM and search all our rpg source I see lots of
references to it like this
FNAME IF E K DISK
But in the program I think updates it I see
FNAME O E K DISK
Hopefully, the O tells me something helpful - like this program writes
to this file?
What do IF and UF (which I've also seen) mean, and are they any other
common definitions?
Thanks
Guy
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