how to see all source files in a particular library?

ex:xyz is a library name
a,b,and c..... are source files how to see?

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / sam

Syntak is like that:

WRKOBJPDM LIB(XYZ) OBJ(*ALL) OBJTYPE(*FILE) OBJATR('pf-src')

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / cyjil

using WRKOBJPDM command ...
syntax is WRKOBJPDM LIBNAME( ) OBJECT(*ALL) OBJECT
TYPE(*ALL) OBJECT ATTRIBUTE(PF-SRC)

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / anandaraj.d

i think this may be the optimum answer

go to command wrkobjpdm in that

lib prompt give xyz

object type give pf-src and give enter.....

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / reena

1. STRPDM
2. Work with objects
attribute PF-SRC
you can see all the source physical files in the library
specified

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / somee

Using WRKOBJPDM command
Syntax is
WRKOBJPDM LIB(LIB_NAME) OBJTYPE(*FILE) OBJATR('PF-SRC')

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / swetha p rao

You can see the list using STRPDM
1. STRPDm
2. Work with members
3. Specify the library name
4. Take F4 on the File attribute



you can see all the source physical files in thelibrary
specified

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / prakash

DSPFD FILE(Lib_name/*ALL) TYPE(*ALL) FILEATR(*PF)

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / swathi

1.STRPDM press enter.
2.Take option 2(i.e work with members)press enter.
3.Then we provide LIBRARY name & attribute is PF-SRC.pressa enter.
Then it will display the source physicsl files of perticular library.

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / ved dubye

you can use wrkobjpdm command with pf-src and then use
shift+f9 to make a spool file which is having the list of
all the source file in library

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how to see all source files in a particular library? ex:xyz is a library name a,b,and c.......

Answer / shishir

USE THIS COMMAND :
WRKOBJPDM (PRESS ENTER)
OBJATR(PF_SRC)

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