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we know we can get the compile information from
L Listing - Browse compressed listings
after you input the package id,component name.etc, we will browse a temprary file which we can get the informations.

my query is if i have to check 100 programs in different packages, it is boring to input LISTING screen check again and again, is there any way to get the compile infromation if i know the package id and program name

we know we can get the compile information

until You tell what compile information You are looking for
the chances of getting good help are pretty slim.

enrico-sorichetti wrote:tell what compile information You are looking for
the chances of getting good help are pretty slim.

i want to konw the compile language and compiler version

in general any scm will provide source member info without looking at the compile info
at least for the language

anyway the fastest way to find out about LOAD module stuff is to use the AMBLIST service program

something like



the compile listing will tell ONLY about the source being compiled,
the AMBLIST report will tell also about the STATICALLY called functions/subroutines

but ... why the need to know about the compiler version ???

enrico-sorichetti wrote:but ... why the need to know about the compiler version ???

the compiler version is keeping update to meet some change, i need to make sure used the same compiler version to compile the program.

i need to make sure used the same compiler version to compile the program.

the same compiler version as what ???

usually a change of the zOS level implies a change of the compiler' s versions

at a certain point it will not be uncommon to have programs <built> with older versions of any compiler
but still perfectly running.

the requirement as told is pretty foggy.