How can i see the source code for COMMAND created in iseries system.
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I want to know how i can see the source code for the command created in system Question
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I want to know how i can see the source code for the command created in system 
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Hi,
You can use the DSPCMD command to see where the source for a command was when the command was created. Most of the System commands do not come supplied with the source.
Regards,
Martin Gilbert.
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If the source is not on your system you can get a XML definition of the command which should be sufficient to understand how the parameters are defined. This XML view of the command can be accessed with either the Retrieve Command Definition API QCDRCMDD or the Generate Command Documentation command GENCMDDOC with GENOPT(*SERVICE).
Bruce Vining
http://www.brucevining.com/
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Sloopy | Apr 14 2008 2:06PM GMT
Make a G**gle search for RTVCMDSRC - you will find there is more than one version of that utility around. I use it myself, and it creates a perfect QCMDSRC member for even the most complex IBM-supplied commands.
If you are interested in writing commands, it’s particularly instructive to get IBM command sources and see how they do things.
Sloopy
