

DSPOBJD OBJ(*all ) OBJTYPE(*USRPRF) DETAIL(*FULL) OUTPUT(*PRINT)
but this gives a lot more. I would send it to an outfile instead of *print and then
use query to make the report you want.
Phil
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Sorry but I think that it will take three steps to get your results.
These can be put into a CL program.
1. DSPOBJD to *print
2. CPYSPLF to copy the printout to a file
3. QRY to show the results
Phil


Dear Phil:
Thanks for your help but i need to print in a simple way like columwise (userprofile , created_date)
using command ” DSPOBJD”
Thanks
Syed Muneer