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Tom
That's what I arrived at. You can take a guess by looking at the *SRVPGM
detail of DSPPGM - if QRNXUTIL is in the list, it MIGHT be a handler
program. If that is there, you would have to DMPOBJ on the program - if
the QRNX_GET_HANDLER is shown there in the STRING_DIRECTORY section, I
think it is probably a handler program.
As others have suggested, if you need this, submit a DCR or put in a
requirement through COMMON - the latter method is free - you don't have
to be a member, just get a user id and password from COMMON.
Vern
On 3/28/2011 6:43 AM, Tom Deskevich wrote:
ASNA tells met that there is no way to tell if a program has a handler by
looking at the object properties.
Tom Deskevich
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