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user3311539
user3311539

Reputation:

iSeries Command that displays PF DDS

Hi I came across some documentation where I could see the DDS of a PF in the below format.

File  . . . . :  XXXXXX      Text . . . .  XXXXXXX        
  Library . . :  XXXXXX      Member . . :  XXXXX                             
Position to Record Format . . . . . . . .  XXXXX     Name, F4 for list      
Position to Field Name  . . . . . . . . .              Name/*FIRST/*LAST/Gen.*
Position to Text Containing . . . . . . .                                     
Single Record Text/Field Name . . . . . .  TXT   XXX/XXX/XXX/XXX             
Mult Record Text/Field/Column Heading . .  TXT   XXX/XXX/XXX/XXX              
Select/Remove field Auto Dup  . . . . . .  RMV   SEL/RMV                      

           Display New  New  Auto Upper Allow   Field                         
Seq# Select Only   Line Page Dup  Case  Null    Name     Type Length Dec   Loc
   10           Company Number            K01   WDCOMP     S      2   0      1
   20           Order Number                    XXXXX#     P      7   0      3
   30           Invoice Number            K02   XXXXX#     S      6   0      7
   40           Invoice Sequence          K03   XXXXX     S      7   0     13
   50           Line Number               K04   XXXXX     P      3   0     20

Please note I have hidden some information by using character X.

Now my question is, what tool or command on the iSeries displays DDS information like the above? It might be the case that there is something in Aldon that does this.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 636

Answers (2)

alejandra nuñez
alejandra nuñez

Reputation: 1

Command-> IMPDDS FILE(name_file) FILELIB(lib_file)

Upvotes: 0

user3311539
user3311539

Reputation:

got the answer. Its DBU once you start DBU using the DBU or STRDBU command, give the program name and lib name and press F4 (Display Fields) this comes up. How cool is that :)

Upvotes: 1

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