Utilities (Commands) that you can run are :-

GVLSTUSD - Reports all programs / files not used since a specified date. Tidy up your obsolete objects.
The check can be made against Programs, Files or Both. Up to 10 Named libraries can be checked in a single run or *ALLUSR can be selected.

The extracted information can be stored in a work file for reviewing on-line or printed or both (*WORK, *REPT, *FULL).

The Report Option was originally a standard paper hard-copy at time these utilities were created, but it has been superceded by the use of a new Genesis V option (documented later) which writes directly to a source file. This enables the user to manipulate the report with SEU before printing with the SEU Print option. The work file, or the source file will reside in the quoted library. You can accumulate information from several runs in the source file by selecting the option "Clear Source = *NO". This makes the *WORK or *FULL options obsolete.

The Source file is created in the named library and is called "GVLSTUSD".

GVCHGDTE - Reports all programs / files not changed since a specified date. Tidy up your obsolete objects.
The check can be made against Programs or Files. Up to 10 Named libraries can be checked in a single run or *ALLUSR can be selected.

The listing can be limited to a date range (from/to)

For applications written in Genesis V, there is the possibility of quoting the Genesis V environment used (or *LIBL if you are already in the required environment). This will check the Genesis V program specification change date as well as the object change date for inclusion.

The extracted information can be stored in a work file for reviewing on-line or printed or both (*WORK, *REPT, *FULL). See information for command GVLSTUSD for information about this option.

The Source file is created in the named library and is called "GVCHGDTE".

GVLVLCHK - Reports any object referencing another with an incorrect level id. (4131 level check). Generally an indication of being obsolete.
The check can be made against Programs, Files or Both. Up to 10 Named libraries can be checked in a single run or *ALLUSR can be selected.

The extracted information can be stored in a work file for reviewing on-line or printed or both (*WORK, *REPT, *FULL). See information for command GVLSTUSD for information about this option.

The Source file is created in the named library and is called "GVLVLCHK".

The extraction can be set to show exceptions (level checks), objects where level ids. are fine or both.

If errors are found, the run can be set to recompile objects with a problem.

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