I've found that the PDS command (CBT file 182) does an excellent job
of dumping a bit of data around the found text. Even tells you the
CSECT.
Yes, I just used PDS to do exactly that, 5 minutes ago. I needed to
find some of our load modules with a particular internal assembly
timestamp. The command
FIND : /16.50/ THEN(ML)
gave me a list of the modules (the colon means search all modules in the
pds); I then used the LIST command on each to browse each load module.
If you leave off the THEN phrase, it just lists each module and csect
and one line showing the area where it found the phrase.
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