Labels:text | screenshot | document | number | font OCR: Command Description FörmaiDSPPFM Displays the contents of a file in a fixed column format. This is an easy, quick way to view Display Physical the data in a file Format !! Fils Informotion) DSRED (Display File Displays information about the file itself :It contains all the information about the file, such es initial sire, extents ele When itsad to view a table or view that was created using SQL statements) it shows the full SQL statement used to create the file. It contains no field information Format: DSPFFD (Display Displays all the field information, such as field name held type, field size, start position, File Field :Description) end position, etc. Formal STRONG Start Debug) Stanis, cidebugging session onion OS/400 job : This can be either the current job or a service ob, While this command hos parameters, when using it with a client/server application and the STRSRYJOB command, they're not Usually required. STRSRVJOB [Start Stanis ab AS/ 400 service job. From this service jab you can monitor and debug other Sätvice Job) OS/400 jobtid nich os client Server connections from Delphi. Sometimes used to debug AS/400 bolch jobmy Format; DSPJOBLOG (Display Shows the user what has transpired during the punthing of the job. It logs all commands, Job log) emory land informational messages. It's a handy source of information about what your job has done It can be as bret or as detailed as you want, depending on how you set up the AS/400 1053Format; WRKACTJOB (Work owi the user what jobs are active on the system. It's a good way to get the job number With Activo Jobs) for your alont/ sa vor connection to the AS/4001 STRSQL (Stort SQL) Starte the interactive SQL command processor It provides a full screen for entering SQL statements. This utility is useful for trying SQL statements directly on the AS/400 before trying to run them from your client/server application. A nice feature of this screen is the ability to prompt the SQL statement, By typing in d SQL statement, such os SELECT, then pressing Exyou Can build your statement by filling in the fields provided, making it especially handy if you can't remember the syntax for o complicated SQL statement Figure 1: Selected OS/400 commands
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