Hey, I just tried this to see what happens on my end. I took a file that had a Creation Date/Time of 05/28/08 16:49:52. I just did a CRTDUPOBJ and renamed the new object. I then did a WRKOBJ on it, found it, and just took option 8 straight out, and the new object description details are showing 06/09/08 11:49:33 Maybe it has something to do with the version/release, but it works for me. I even tried using *SERVICE, and i am getting the same results. Try doing some test dups in your lib, but don't do *service. ~SR~ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, I don't think there is a way of finding this out. If a file is compiled from DDS source you can see the source details from DSPOBJD *SERVICE, but if a file is created using CRTDUPOBJ it keeps the same source details. However, if a file is created using CPYF, the source details are not kept. Hope this gives some help, Regards, Martin Gilbert.

Hey, I just tried this to see what happens on my end. I took a file that had a Creation Date/Time of 05/28/08 16:49:52. I just did a CRTDUPOBJ and renamed the new object. I then did a WRKOBJ on it, found it, and just took option 8 straight out, and the new object description details are showing 06/09/08 11:49:33 Maybe it has something to do with the version/release, but it works for me. I even tried using *SERVICE, and i am getting the same results. Try doing some test dups in your lib, but don't do *service. ~SR~ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, I don't think there is a way of finding this out. If a file is compiled from DDS source you can see the source details from DSPOBJD *SERVICE, but if a file is created using CRTDUPOBJ it keeps the same source details. However, if a file is created using CPYF, the source details are not kept. Hope this gives some help, Regards, Martin Gilbert.