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​[[{“value”:”In my last post I wrote about how to list a file’s key fields using the file QADBKATR to retrieve the key fields’ information from.
I mentioned that there may be times that you are not authorized to use the QADBKATR file. If you are not authorized how else can you get the key fields? And present them as I did in the previous example?
I have to fall back and use the Display File Description command, DSPFD, using the Access Path value in the “Type of information” parameter:

DSPFD FILE(MYLIB/TESTFILE) TYPE(*ACCPTH)

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​Short demonstrations of tools, techniques and examples (including working SQL examples!!) to help you solve real problems that are part of your everyday work.  Presented by Scott Forstie and Tim Rowe, IBM Read More 

​[[{“value”:”Profound Logic, a trailblazer in AI–enhanced IBM i futurization, proudly announces a significant expansion of its established transformation services with the addition of Python to its Profound Transformation offering. Building on our long-standing capability to futurize legacy systems by transitioning to modern, open-source programming languages like Node.js and cloud migration services, this new initiative introduces Python as an additional target language, enhancing and broadening the scope of our modernization solutions.
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​[[{“value”:”Business intelligence (BI) tools have constantly adapted to changing environments that have empowered organizations in their requirement for data-driven decision-making. Over time, there have been significant changes in the BI tools available in the IBM ecosystem. Legacy tools like IBM Db2 Web Query, a web-based interface for querying Db2 databases on IBM i, formerly known
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