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Luis:

Yes, it is possible.

FNDSTRPDM may be the "best simple" answer. Just search all the source members for the procedure name string. For example, submit the following command to run in batch:

FNDSTRPDM STRING('procedureName') FILE(library/QRPGLESRC) MBR(*ALL) OPTION(*NONE) +
PRTMBRLIST(*YES) PRTRCDS(*ALL)

This approach does not require building a "cross-reference" database, and the tools to interrogate it, ahead of time, nor installing or purchasing any 3rd party cross-reference tools or products.

(This method presumes that you have all of the source code available.)

NOTE: If you are using WDSCi, RDi or RDp, you can use the equivalent search capabilities in the IDE.

Does that help?

All the best,

Mark S. Waterbury

> On 3/22/2011 6:12 AM, LuisMaldonado wrote:
Hi,

I know the way to find all the programs that use a Module or a Srvpgm using API´s.

But now I want to find all the Modules or Srvpgm that use a Procedure defined with P specs ?

How can i find it ? it´s posible ?



Thank you.



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