IBM-supplied source files

For your convenience, the i5/OS™ licensed program and other licensed programs provide a database source file for each type of source.

This table shows these IBM-supplied source files.

File name Library name Used to create QCBLSRC QGPL System/38™ compatible COBOL QCSRC QGPL C programs QCLSRC QGPL CL programs QCMDSRC QGPL Command definition statements QDDSSRC QGPL Files QFMTSRC QGPL Sort source QLBLSRC QGPL COBOL/400® programs QS36SRC #LIBRARY System/36™ compatible COBOL programs QREXSRC QGPL Procedures Language 400/REXX programs QRPGSRC QRPG RPG/400® programs QAPLISRC QPLI PL/I programs QPLISRC QGPL PL/I programs QARPGSRC QRPG38 System/38 environment RPG QRPG3SRC QRPG38 System/38 environment RPG QRPG2SRC #RPGLIB System/36 compatible RPG II QS36PRC #RPGLIB System/36 compatible RPG II QS36SRC #LIBRARY System/36 compatible RPG II (after install) QPASSRC QPAS Pascal programs QTBLSRC QGPL Translation tables QTXTSRC QPDA Text

You can either add your source members to these files or create your own source files. Normally, you want to create your own source files using the same names as the IBM-supplied files, but in different libraries (IBM-supplied files might get overlaid when a new release of the system is installed). The IBM-supplied source files are created with the file names used for the corresponding create command (for example, the Create CL Program (CRTCLPGM) command uses the QCLSRC file name as the default). Additionally, the IBM-supplied programmer menu uses the same default names. If you create your own source files, do not place them in the same library as the IBM-supplied source files. (If you use the same file names as the IBM-supplied names, you should ensure that the library containing your source files precedes the library containing the IBM-supplied source files in the library list.)