My favorite is the RUNQRY command. Enter it as RUNQRY QRYFILE(XYZ/tablename). It is very quick and very dirty, but it will show you everything in the table.

Or use the WRKQRY command and build a more elaborate output, screen or print. There is also SQL and other query products.

Good luck,

Leo Burkett

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My reply above assumed you wanted to view the rows in the table. The table is an object, and a “file” in OS/400-speak, so object and file commands can be used.

Try DSPOBJD OBJ(XYZ/tablename) OBJTYPE(*FILE) (Display Object Description) to see attributes of the table which are common to all objects.

Try DSPFD FILE(XYZ/tablename) (Display File Description) to see attributes of your specific table.

Try DSPFFD FILE(XYZ/tablename) (Display File Field Description) to see attributes of the columns in the table.

Leo