As400 Command to find the Name of the Program to which a
Particular Module is Bound..?
Ex: IC210AMR (*MODULE) is bound with Other Modules which
Forms Program Object as IC210ABP(*PGM) . As400 Command to
find the IC210ABP Using IC210AMR..? Thanks

Answer Posted / gops

try WRKOBJ

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