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Retrieve Object (OMQRTVOB) - Help

Retrieve Object (OMQRTVOB)

The Retrieve Object Description API command allows you to retrieve the description of an object in the TD/OMS database. This command has to be activated in a program.

Object (OBJC)

Specify the object code from which the description has to be retrieved.

object-code
Enter a valid object code.

Library (OBJL)

Specify the name of the library in which the object which has to be retrieved is located.

library-code
Enter a valid library code.

Object type (OBJT)

Specify the object type of the object from which the description has to be retrieved.

object-type
Enter a valid object type.

Detail code (DTLC)

Specify the detail code of the object from which the description has to be retrieved. If a detail code is specified additional parameters are provided to contain detail descriptions.

*NONE
No detail code is involved.
detail-code
Enter the code of the connected detail.

IFS Object (IFSOBJ)

Specify the IFS-object from which the description has to be retrieved. This has to be a full pathname.

IFS-object
Enter a valid IFS object.

CL var for APPL

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the application code. This should be a 5-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for ENVC

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the environment code. This should be a 5-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for OBJA

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the code of the object attribute. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for OBJD

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the description of the specified object. This should be a 50-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for SRCF

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the name of the related source file. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for SRCL

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the name of the library in which the source is located. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for SRCM

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the name of the source member. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for SRCS

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the source status. This should be a 1-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for SRCX

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the source change date. This should be a 13-character variable in CL programs. The format of the change date is CYYMMDDHHMMSS (century, year, month, day, hour, minute, second).

CL var for OBJX

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the object source change date. This should be a 13-character variable in CL programs. The format of the change date is CYYMMDDHHMMSS (century, year, month, day, hour, minute, second).

CL var for OCRT

Specify the identification of the user who created this object in this environment. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for FIX

Specify the code of the fix by which this object was placed in this environment. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for USDF

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the user-defined attribute of the object. This should be a 1-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for TOVI

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the temporary or virtual object indicator. This should be a 1-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for OCLS

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the object class of the object. This should be a 1-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for VRSN

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the object's current version number. This should be a 5-position decimal variable in CL programs.

CL var for MODN

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the modification number of the object. This should be a 5-position decimal variable in CL programs.

CL var for CHGX

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the object change date. This should be a 13-character variable in CL programs. The format of the change date is CYYMMDDHHMMSS (century, year, month, day, hour, minute, second).

CL var for DTLA

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the attribute of the specified detail code. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for DTLD

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the description of the specified detail code. This should be a 50-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for DTLFIX

Specify the code of the fix by which this detail was placed in this environment. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for DTLUSDF

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the user-defined attribute of the detail. This should be a 1-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for DTLTOVI

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the temporary or virtual detail indicator. This should be a 1-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for FLR

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the name of the folder in which the object is located. This should be a 63-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for RTNOBJC

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the object code. For an IFS-object, the abbreviated name is returned. For other objects, the value specified in the OBJC parameter is returned. This should be a 12-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for RTNOBJL

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the object library. For an IFS-object, a handle to the directory name is returned. For other objects, the value specified in the OBJL parameter is returned. This should be a 10-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for RTNOBJT

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the object type. For an IFS-object, the object type (*STMF, *DIR ...) is returned. For other objects, the value specified in the OBJT parameter is returned. This should be a 9-character variable in CL programs.

CL var for RTNIFSOBJ

Specify the name of a variable used to retrieve the full pathname of the IFS-object. The name is capitalized according to the rules of the filesystem. This should be an 896-character variable in CL programs.

Note
For library-objects, the parameter returns the corresponding pathname for the object in the QSYS.LIB filesystem, as in the following example: For message file HELPMSG in library DEVLIB, the value
/QSYS.LIB/DEVLIB.LIB/HELPMSG.MSGF will be returned.

CL var for VRS

DEPRECATED: USE VRSN.

CL var for MOD

DEPRECATED. USE MODN.