Answer / grcsreddy

Use DSPPGM (PGM name) --> command and then press enter 2
times you can get/see Debug data: *YES ,that means the
source complied with *source

Answer / john

Debug Data *yes can be seen on the 3rd screen of dsppgm is you are displaying all data.
Put 5 on the module and just do one page down

Answer / ankit taneja

I did not find such kind of option....

Answer / sandeep

In DSPPGM there is not such any option to find.

Answer / srikanth

If program is compiled with DBGVIEW *NONE, Then DEBUG DATA will be *NO, in rest of all cases it DEBUG DATA *YES even it is compiled with *SOURCE, *STMT, *LIST

Answer / san

Using DSPPGM Command and option Debug data: *YES, u can
find out the object has been compiled with Debug mode with
*source or not.

How we will read call stack?

4 Answers  

In how many ways a session/device error occurs,,, and what is the remedy for it?

3 Answers  

what is ment by "MDT"

2 Answers   TCS,

Can we create 300 logical files based on a single physical file using the CRTLF command only once?.

8 Answers  

If record-format name in an externally-described file has already been defined as a file-name.how to solve this?

2 Answers   CTS,

How do you find whether a job is a batch job or interactive?

4 Answers  

Let?s consider a variable X of length 20. Move value ?ABC? to it.How to determine how many characters does X have?

1 Answers  

suppose we have 10 members in physical file and i have to use 4 out of 10 so how can we read this in RPG

3 Answers   TCS,

Q:HI friends accually ihave one problem plesase let me know the alternate code of this code. Related field description of code: Add a field, CALvsPRD, "Calendar Day Starts Before/After Production Day" to the parameter set WRKORDER which accepts values 'A' or 'B' o B = Calendar Day Starts Before Production Day o A = Calendar Day Starts After Production Day o Any other value indicates the production and calendar dates are always the same. code: Automatic Execution Of *INZSR Subroutine /Z01 * retrieves WRKORDER field values. /Z01 * Calculate default Production Date and return it to caller. /Z01 * Production date defaults to system date /Z01 C Eval P@Pdate = %DATE() /Z01 * unless Calendar date starts Before PDN(production) date and /Z01 * system time is before PDN Start Time then /Z01 * PDN date is yesterday. /Z01 C If W@CALvsPRD = 'B' and /Z01 C %TIME() < %TIME (W@Strtime) /Z01 C Eval P@Pdate -= %Day(1) /Z01 * unless Calendar date starts After PDN date and /Z01 * system time is *GE PDN(production) Start Time then /Z01 * PDN date is tomorrow. /Z01 C ElseIf W@CALvsPRD = 'A' and W@Strtime > *Zero and /Z01 C %TIME() >= %TIME (W@STrtime) /Z01 C Eval P@Pdate += %Day(1) /Z01 C EndIf /Z01 C Eval *InLr = *On

0 Answers   IBM,

what procedure should we use to find whether the following operations are successful or not setll setgt chain read reade readp pls tell with example i'm not lazy to read the manual or not lazy to do anything.but sometimes i cannot understand the things given in manual in high level english its little bit complicated for me,i can't understand their way of writing thats why i ask these questions here and find the solution in simple words that i can understand thats the real reason sir.sorry if i had hurt you or disturbed you.please understand my situation.

5 Answers   iGate,

I have a Physical File name 'File1', which is present in two libraries named 'LIB1' & 'LIB2'. These 2 libraries are listed in the library list. Would like to access data from this file from these two libraries using RPG program. How to do this, any idea?

4 Answers  

what is EXCEPT command in rpg and use

1 Answers   Active Brains,