How to get the time stamp from DBRMLIB.

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How to get the time stamp from DBRMLIB.

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Hi All,

Can anybody tell me how to get the time stamp from DBRMLIB to match with the one in SYSIBM.SYSPACKAGES or from COBOL O/P after compile?
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Could you please explain what are you trying to acheive here?
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ISPF 3.4, in DBRM, HEX ON and look at the 8 bytes following the package ID in the DBRM (first line), you will have the same consistency token (CONTOKEN column) that will be found in the corresponding syspackages row.

It might happen that timestamp stored in load module is differently stored compared to DBRM, e.g.:

DBRM = 12345678
LOAD = 56781234
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Thanks Anuj! :)
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You're welocme! Hope that has helped you.
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