Re: Finding a string literal in a *PGM object

"walker.l2" <walker.l2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Out of curiousity, I tried running "what" from the QP2TERM shell, but
without success (I got "A system call received a parameter that is not
valid.").

The i5/OS PASE version of the "what" utility does what any UNIX
implementation does: open the file, and read/scan the stream. The
encapsulated architecture of MI program (and service program) objects
doesn't allow them to be opened and/or read as streams.

--
George Timms
IBM Rochester


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