Re: Search for date line of code changed

[K Crawford <kscx3ksc@xxxxxxxxx>]

If I am following that correctly, you will get a list based on the Last
Modified date.  Yes, I can do that.

What I am really looking for is something like this.  Open the 'iSphere
Source File Search' as normal.  (I think most of us know that a source file
has 3 columns SrcSeq, SrcDat, SrcDta).  Then be able to somewhere on that
screen say search by SrcDat not SrcDta.  Then put in a date or date range.
Then get a list of all of the members that meet that criteria.  Just like
we get now.
I guess being able to combine the Data and Date search might be useful
sometimes.

By the way I could not do my job without iSphere.  Great product.

Kerwin

On Tue, Aug 4, 2020 at 11:16 AM Steve Ferrell via WDSCI-L <
wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi Kerwin,
>
> On 9.6.0.2 and beyond, the Object Table view in RDi allows the user to use
> quick filters. Then if you change the settings to include the Last Modified
> date (use the down facing triangle to change column settings), you can
> order the list by Last Modified. Just leave the Member and File as *. You
> can select to view ALL columns, or make a custom list of columns for your
> table view. (If you do the later, just be aware there are two flavors.
> Object and Member. Select the Member view, and then don't forget to go back
> and select the "Show Columns" -> "Customized to see your new list of
> customized columns.
>
> Quick filters that use Last modified or created dates do take longer to
> query, so many users chose to keep those columns off. But they should come
> in handy to see changes for a certain date/time.
>
> HTH
>
> Steve Ferrell
> w. www.helpsystems.com
>
>
>
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> What I want to do is search all source in a library/filter for any line
> that was changed in a date range.
> I am looking for a list of source members.
> I am open to RDi or SQL or...
>
> We know the program was changed the first few days of the year.  But do
> not know exactly what program.
>
> I know if that line has been changed after that it will have a later date,
> that is okay.
>
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> Kerwin Crawford
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