Hi again 
I’m currently working with a text module we call INDEX.
we have a lot of utility programs spread among the dev library and most of them are duplicates, because people can’t find them.
I created this text module so it will contain all of our utilities in a layout like below:
PROGRAM --- OBJECTIVE
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BKFRAUD0 --- FRAUD AND EQUIPMENT ID LINKS
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P4U00100 --- FIX READINGS
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P4U00101 --- FIX SIEBEL INTERFACES 07B
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P4U00102 --- FIX BILLING HASH
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P4U00103 --- SHOW EQUIPMENT DECAY
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++is there a way to make a program to read/write/append this module into let’s say an array so I could create a true index with fancy map?
I thought in stacking command to edit the program, but there is no way I could get the content from the program editor area…
We have a ‘black box’ versioner, which copies the programs between environments. I know it accepts text modules as input, but I can’t manage to find it’s modules. I believe it uses some kind of ‘USRXXYYZZ’, because someone here said these modules once were available to see, but aren’t anymore…
Another option (pretty much bad one) I have is to run a batch job to list the program into a workfile and then run a natural batch program to store it in a ddm, but I truly believe there’s a better way to do it.