FIND.PROGRAM

The FIND.PROGRAM command reports the catalogue mode of a catalogued program.

Format

FIND.PROGRAM name {DETAIL}

where

name	is the name of the catalogued program to be located.

The FIND.PROGRAM command examines the local, private and global catalogue areas to locate the program catalogued as name. If found, it reports the catalogue mode, compilation date/time and program type. If the program is in more than one catalogue area, they are each reported separately in the same search order as is used when loading programs into memory.

The FIND.PROGRAM command can be useful in diagnosing problems where the system appears to be running the wrong version of a program as a result of it being catalogued in multiple locations.

The DETAIL option extends the output to show the compiler version, object code size, source pathname (where available) and embedded comments.

Example

:FIND.PROGRAM DTMOD

Program is in private catalogue

Compiled 20 Jan 09 16:24:16

Subroutine with 3 arguments

: FIND.PROGRAM MYTRIG DETAIL

Program is in global catalogue

Compiled 07 Nov 11 10:36:50 using 2.12-6

Subroutine with 5 arguments, 492 bytes

Source pathname: /home/sales/BP/mytrig

Comments:

Trigger function for sales data files