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Is there an easy way to find out what source file was used when creating a menu with SDA?

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ASKED: September 21, 2005  11:53 AM
UPDATED: September 21, 2005  1:11 PM
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When a *MENU object is created in SDA three objects with the same name are created: the *MENU object with attribute DSPF, a *FILE object with attribute DSPF, and a message file. The only object that is source related is the *FILE object and a DSPOBJD should tell you what source file was used. The message file contains all of the commands executed by the options defined in the menu.
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A menu created with SDA is a Display File menu, meaning that the only source available is the one from the Display File since the menu commands are stored in a message file. To know which is the Display file execute the DSPMNUA command. Then the DSPOBJD command will tell you which is the source used to create the Display File.

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